Sentence examples for classification of light from inspiring English sources
The report also proposed changing the definition of a light truck in ways that would prevent carlike vehicles, like the Chrysler PT Cruiser, from being configured to fit the classification of light truck, allowing them to guzzle more gas.
These analogies naturally lead to a classification of light storage protocols into two categories, namely, photon echo and slow light memories.
(B ) Classification of light-evoked responses into silent, unitary (single-peak) and complex responses, in control and in optogenetically stimulated hemispheres.
There was moderate but not unexpected variability in the classification of lambda light chains within pre-selection sequences.
There are four broad classifications of baijiu — light, strong, complex and rice — from thousands of regional distilleries.
In particular, classification of the interface light associated with self-organized QDs is given in terms of X-, Y-, and Z-modes.
Moreira Moura et al. [6] focused on the analysis of these neighborhoods and extended the definition to include IP networks with few transmitters, but with a high volume of traffic, following the classification of "heavy" and "light" transmitters previously proposed by Pathak, Hu and Mao [9].
Several told me they would be putting together official council policies on film classification in light of this, their first request.
In addition, the renewed emphasis on the patient journey, rather than its constituent parts, has led the Casemix team to reconsider the HRG4 classification in light of the new commissioner audience.
Incoming biometric readings were automatically transformed into a traffic light classification of clinical risk, using thresholds (set initially on the basis of clinical guidelines or by a clinician responsible for the patient's care) and algorithms that differed between sites.
The United Nations public health organization has said it is already in the process of updating its two-decade old classifications in light of "substantial advances in health-related knowledge… [and]… social understanding of sexual disorders and sexual health".
