Sentence examples for classifications break from inspiring English sources

Note that Daoism and Legalism were probably not recognized as distinctive traditions or schools until the Han dynasty, perhaps a century after Xunzi's death, and this way of classifying Warring States thinkers is not always helpful. 6. Shen Dao is sometimes depicted as a Daoist rather than a Legalist; this appears to be one point at which the traditional classifications break down.

Table 2 shows the result of this classification broken down by group.

This classification broke up the non-monophyletic Cordylus[ 109] into several smaller genera, and we corroborate the non-monophyly of the former Cordylus and support the monophyly of the newly recognized genera.

The first one treats the problem as a task of data classification into "break" and "non-break" classes.

When you think about the millions of strange things we have wrought over the centuries, it is a mystery why we have such inadequate forms of classification to break them all down.

Strikingly, phenotype classification efficiently breaks down ID-AGs into subsets with significantly elevated biological coherence and predictive power.

Incorporating hashtags to obtain better performance such as sentiment classification and breaking events detection also has attracted considerable research attention in recent years.

Archery is open to athletes with a physical disability and classification is broken up into three classes: ARW1: Wheelchair users with impairment in all four limbs.

This land cover classification is broken into 22 land cover classes which are defined according to the UN Land Cover Classification System (LCCS) [ 19].

For classification of continuous values of influential raster layers, natural break classification method was used in this study.

The natural break classification scheme, also called the Jenks classification method, is a data clustering method designed to determine the best arrangement of values into different classes.