Sentence examples for classification of people from inspiring English sources

"There are many legitimate contractors," said Ms. Joerg, a partner in Wessels & Pautsch, "and to categorize all of them as tax cheats and take away all of the entrepreneurial advantages of being an independent contractor" and "imposing additional costs onto independent contractors just to discourage the classification of people as independent contractors is misguided".

It concerns the classification of people on the basis of observed or inferred characteristics.

The interest in automatic age classification of people from face image has been growing steadily in recent years.

In this paper, we apply an image processing method for classification of people based on the Doppler signatures they produce when walking.

Studies of individual classification of people with ADHD compared to healthy, non-psychiatric controls do not support the use of neuropsychological tests for the clinical diagnosis of ADHD, and indicate that not all persons with ADHD have EF deficits.

Fernald's findings indicate that the classification of people into imagery types was likely to less straightforward than had previously been realized, as the modes of imagery people report are sensitive to situational and contextual variables.

Several studies in the 1970s attempted to create classifications of people who self-harm [ 17, 18], but these efforts were not of great clinical value and were gradually abandoned.

"We believe the Defense of Marriage Act is an irrational, arbitrary classification of gay people for its own sake and not for any other purpose," she said.

The threat from artificial intelligence today is not Hal 9000 taking over the world, but rather scenarios where deep learning could be used by groups to incite terror through the autonomous classification and destruction of people and places.

Since I announced my plan to submit Paint Drying for classification, a number of people have pointed out that my complaint should really be with the various pieces of UK legislature that empower the BBFC, rather than the organization itself.

Where care has been taken with seizure classification, ∼60% of people with epilepsy are classified as focal (Banerjee et al., 2009).