Sentence examples for classification of means from inspiring English sources

The contribution of this paper includes: (i) elaboration of the concept of adaptive system and classification of means to make the system adaptive and (ii) formulation of a general architecture of the adaptive robotic system based on the criterion that the more system variants out of the architecture implies the more generality of the architecture.

"It creates a public safety risk," she said, because the classification of marijuana means that banks and other federally regulated financial services companies cannot do business with dispensaries.

"The classification of seven means there's a leak of radiation into the wider environment; and although it'll be interpreted as being 'the same as Chernobyl', it's not the same," said Paddy Regan, professor of physics at the UK's University of Surrey.

The concordance of results using both a statistical classification (thirtiles of mean CRP) and an a priori population-based classification (for CRP change) serves to strengthen the findings.

What would a new classification of worker mean for the on demand economy in general?

In this case the task of classification by means of the Adaboost algorithm may be formulated in the following manner: begin{aligned} f(x^{j})=hbox {sign}left( sum limits _{i=1}^n upalpha ^{j}b(x_i^j)right), end{aligned} (1)i.e. the decision function will be generated in such a manner as to classify images only by the jth feature ((j=1.1218)) of the whole training set (G^{l}).

For purposes of paragraph (c) of this section, in the case of a textile or apparel good that is a yarn, fabric, or fiber, the term "component of the good that determines the tariff classification of the good" means all of the fibers in the good.

The lack of a universal classification of disasters also means that recording of health data in disasters is not standardized.

Here it suffices to recall that a fundamental theme of proof theory (and in particular that part of it which is known as ordinal analysis) is the classification of theories by means of transfinite ordinals that measure their "consistency strength" and "computational power".

We assessed the use of the equations with best performances for the classification of CKD by means of the net reclassification index (NRI) statistic.

Moreover, the rigorous process employed for coding the contributory factors and developing the classification of these factors means that the resulting framework has a strong evidence base.