Sentence examples for classification meaning from inspiring English sources

These are in Area B under Oslo's classification, meaning that they come under Palestinian civilian jurisdiction.

Last April's reorganisation transferred many jobs to central organisations outside the regional classification, meaning that every region appears to have lost posts, although the staff are often still working in the same places.

Here are studied multiple parameters that can influence this performance: (1 the number of images used during the training of the classifier: how to determine a sufficient number of images for an efficient and reliable classification (meaning that final results have acceptable variance)?

In the end, the film received a "Guidance" classification, meaning that children above 12 are able to watch it.

Malaysian Censorship Board chairman Abdul Halim Abdul Hamid said the movie has been given a P13 classification, meaning parental guidance is advisable for children under 13 years, after a "gay moment" was cut.

The DVD release received a '15' certificate from the British Board of Film Classification, meaning that no-one under the age of 15 could buy or rent it in the United Kingdom.

A further data limitation was caused by the mix of high and low sugar content items within certain classifications, meaning that some increases may have been attributed to the lower sugar content items.

World Archery has changed its classification rules, meaning Brown will be unable to defend her Paralympic title in Rio in 2014.

Divergence range takes into consideration the road functional classification [12], meaning that overcoming this divergence points out to change of road functional category.

Success Rate corresponds to the classification rate, meaning the percentage of which the classifier detects text and non-text blocks correct.

Yosemite has a Mediterranean climate (Köppen climate classification Csa), meaning most precipitation falls during the mild winter, and the other seasons are nearly dry (less than 3% of precipitation falls during the long, hot summers).