Sentence examples for classification takes from inspiring English sources

The most famous example is Walter Ruttman's Berlin: Symphony of a Great City (1927) from which the classification takes its name.

Later, we show that this hierarchical classification takes advantage over the classifiers trained separately.

Classification takes into account the combination between structural element material and structural load-bearing system.

This classification takes uncertainty to occur on two possible qualities of an issue.

This classification takes into account fracture displacement and prosthesis condition (well fixed or loose).

Finally, it was shown that the fuzzy classification takes into account of the measurements incertitude to compute the stability limit or stability lobes of the process.

Emma Johansson (Orica-AIS), who started the day third in the classification, took the top spot to add three points to her tally.

But as a result, you'd think the budget for "other" would have plunged commensurately since the new classification took effect after 2010.

Posture classification took a factor of 6.3 more time than cycle break point assignment for spectral analysis.

This study intends to systematize the concept of transmission paths, its numerical treatment and its classification, taking the equations of S.E.A. as a reference framework.

Even considering the additional time needed for sensor attachment for direct measurement, posture classification took an average factor of 1.29 more time than spectral analysis using electrogoniometer data.