Sentence examples for classification upon from inspiring English sources
The walrus offers a most remarkable modification of dental organisation, which, being unaccompanied by any other deviation from the general structure of the group affords an important caution against placing too great reliance in classification upon characters derived from teeth alone.
If we compare across the following stanzas, we can see that all reconstruction systems show specific conflicts regarding the principle of vowel purity, including the traditional classification upon which Ho (2016) bases his criticism.
As for other infectious diseases, qualification schemes could then be used to classify flocks according to their status, a classification upon which control measures could be based.
We stress that we are not looking to impose an either/or classification upon every projection in the nervous system as regards ascending versus descending, forward versus backward and prediction error versus prediction.
Feature subset selection is to find a subset of the original features of a dataset such that a classifier generates the highest accuracy of classification upon the reduced data that only contains the selected features.
In general, use of the 'effective shunt' model to simulate changes in the PaO2/FiO2 ratio results in an overestimate of the number of patient cases changing disease classification upon increasing FiO2, as illustrated in Table 1.
Results from the Index of Rural Access in Victoria, have demonstrated the inadequacy of current classifications, upon which funding is based, to distinguish important geographical variation in access disadvantage.
It is the essence of a classification that upon the class are cast duties and burdens different from those resting upon the general public.
Further progress in classification depends upon these detailed studies.
A classification based upon the bathymetric position index is presented to characterize the landscape composition of the seamount.
Current measures of technological distance or similarity typically ignore a great deal of the information contained within the classification taxonomies upon which they are based.
