Sentence examples for classification composed from inspiring English sources

The soil at the Nangatchori site is a Luvisol skeleta chromic (FAO classification) composed mainly of 5 13 % clay, 77 85 % sand and 7 9 % silt on the surface horizon (0 50 cm depth) and 28 32 % clay, 50 56 % sand and 12 18 % silt in the roots zone [75].

The soil at the Nangatchori site is a Luvisol skeleta chromic (FAO classification) composed mainly of 5 13 % clay, 77 85 % sand and 7 9 % silt on the surface horizon (0 50 cm depth) and 28 32 % clay, 50 56 % sand and 12 18 % silt in the roots zone [ 75].

Using hierarchical agglomerative clustering of the photographs, we obtained (1) six visual and emotional landscape classifications composed by each group of respondents and (2) a general visual and emotional landscape classification that comprises the 'collective' opinion of the Russian and Japanese respondents.

The EuroQoL-5D questionnaire (EQ-5D) [ 32] is a widely used health-related quality-of-life instrument with a non-disease-specific classification system composed of two parts: Part 1 is a self-reported description of health problems according to a five-dimensional classification (mobility, self-care, usual activities, pain/discomfort and anxiety/depression).

The patterns used for classification are composed of normalised lidar curve segments, pre-processed in order to reduce noise.

In each stage, the feature vector used for classification is composed of the appropriate CCs estimated from the received signal: (24).

In this classification, islands composed of less than 80%% volcanic material (and less than 80%% limestone) are classified as composite, so the distribution of volcanic islands (see above) is a good guide only to recent/contemporary volcanism.

The standardized manner of postoperative complications was reported according to the classification system composed by Dindo et al (2003).

The RDC/TMD is a classification system composed by a dual-axis approach: Axis I (physical findings) and Axis II (pain-related disability and psychosocial status).

Death certificates, next of kin interviews, and medical records, as appropriate, were reviewed by a mortality classification committee composed of at least two physician epidemiologists, and cause of death was classified according to the Diabetes Epidemiology Research International (DERI) system (20).

15 The severity of postoperative complications was graded according to the classification system composed by Dindo et al. 12 This system is based on the therapeutic consequences of complications and consists of five grades.