Sentence examples for classifications dropped from inspiring English sources

As a result, the number of swimming classifications dropped from 31 at Seoul in 1988 to 10 at the 1992 Summer Paralympics in Barcelona.

I tried to get my classification dropped because I was at an A-2, which is one step below a murderer.

Although Richmond's attorney has attempted to get the sex offender classification dropped, the presiding judge has ruled that the sentence is contingent on behavior and rehabilitation while serving, WTRF TV reports.

False classification dropped off for smaller numbers of markers because there was low power to discriminate alternative classes, and dropped off at larger numbers because the increased resolution allowed all six of the classes to be rejected in favor of the MLE.

Comparing the pathologist and random forest classification, the overall out-of-bag estimate of classification error dropped from 23% to 13% when favor RCC and cannot exclude RCC were combined into 1 category.

When trained on 'Unseen Correct' trials, classification generalized identically to 'Seen Correct' trials, but when trained on 'Seen Correct' trials, classification performance dropped when tested on 'Unseen Correct'.

Mexicans were counted in a separate racial category in the 1930 census, but 10 years later that classification was dropped and the results were revised to count Mexicans as white.

In the absence of IR data, the performance of the same classification system dropped for both data sets and between data sets.

As the classification of a tree as a sapling or an adult is based on DBH (saplings < 10 cm ≥ adults) and the model that most commonly provided the best fit to the data was one that involved DBH, we ran a further set of models in which the sapling – adult classification was dropped and DBH was constrained to remain in the model.

This is how fucked current policy is: If you behave at a max you will lose your sexytime when your classification drops and you go to a medium.

Tables 21 and 22 show the classification results using List A and Tables 23 and 24 show the classification results using List B. It can be seen that the classification results drop from the previous data set dramatically from around 80% to less than 60% for all patients.