Sentence examples for classification material from inspiring English sources

When the Labor government's internet filtering project was under discussion in 2008, Family First wanted X-rated and refused classification material banned for everyone – including adults.

On the other hand, RC structure damage showed equal sensitivity to the aleatory uncertainty of the tsunami generation as well as the epistemic uncertainties due to the numerical modeling of the tsunami inundation (friction), the building classification (material and date of construction), and the type of fragility curves (depth or momentum flux type curves).

We verified the acceptability of this choice by testing the null hypothesis that errors made in reconstructing species' perceived abundance using median values of class limits were equal to errors made using a random classification (Materials and Methods S1).

The paper compiles information about the requirements of the use of this technology, classification of materials, materials available and problems and possible solutions on the application of such materials in buildings.

There was no difference in amino acid exposure classification (Supplementary Material, Tables S3 and S5) or CPSC (Supplementary Material, Table S4) between GMEPS and VHL disease mutations.

"If you lose a classified document or file, it's more of an issue," Pope told AOL. "The higher the classification of material, the more stringent the rules and procedures for tracking the whereabouts of the document or material".

Neural network based classification of material type even with the variation in the sensor parameter is investigated in this paper.

The chapter deals with general classification of material characteristics and presents examples of real product data and their distribution.

A novel method for the classification of material type and its surface roughness by means of a lightweight plunger probe and optical mouse is presented in this paper.

In retrospect, however, it must be acknowledged that Descartes' classification of material substance with extension, as exemplified in his demand that there exists nothing in bodies except "certain dispositions of size, figure and motion", is so open-ended and equivocal as to easily accommodate both of the interpretations surveyed above.

Similar results were seen with the motif-alone classification (supplementary material Fig. S5).