Sentence examples for classifications drawn from inspiring English sources

The "cardinal principle" operating in the Court's decisions condemned racial classifications "drawn on the presumption that one race is inferior to another" or that "put the weight of government behind racial hatred and separation" (Bakke, at 358 [Brennan, dissenting]).

Big and medium-sized customers would be divvied up in the Netherlands between RBS and Fortis, according to ABN AMRO's own classification drawn up in December 2005, RBS said.Both Barclays and RBS have done this sort of thing before.

Social emotion classification draws many natural language processing researchers' attention in recent years, since analyzing user-generated emotional documents on the Web is quite useful in recommending products, gathering public opinions, and predicting election results.

Currently, DSM-IV classification draws a clear distinction between schizophrenia and other neurodevelopmental disorders.

Zeng and Martinez [13] proposed training a single MLP to approximate an ensemble of 10 small MLPs for several classification tasks drawn from the UCI data repository.

The data for such a classification is drawn from videos of cooking, assembly and packing, everyday observations in supermarkets, workshops and playrooms, and experimental studies of subjects playing Tetris, the computer game.

The WEGO tool [ 65] was used to assign GO classifications and draw GO trees.

It is striking how clearly, elegantly, and precisely these classifications have been drawn.

Data used to construct exposure estimates or classifications can be drawn from a variety of sources, ranging from general information regarding pesticide use to personal measurements.

WEGO was employed to do GO classification and draw GO tree [34].

Furthermore, the GO classification and draw GO tree using WEGO [ 59].