Sentence examples for classified surface from inspiring English sources

CPCB (2007) classified surface water in five quality class based on combine assessment of primary water parameters namely TC, DO, BOD, pH and EC for specific designated purpose (Table 8).

The IDOT classified surface type into 42 categories which were dichotomized into paved (e.g. asphalt, concrete, or brick) or unpaved (e.g. gravel or stone without admixture, grade and drained earth without borrow topping - no shoulder, and unknown).

The proportion of area covered by trees, grass, and shrubs for a given census tract was calculated from a LIDAR-based Land Cover classified surface (MacFaden et al. 2012).

Fractography was observed by scanning electron microscopy, and three failure types of crack initiation were classified: surface-without-RA (rough area), surface-with-RA and interior-with-RA.

Imaging plays an important role towards classifying surface lesions of bones in children.

This paper presents a new method to classify surface plates effectively in preliminary ship design using neural network.

Often scanners not only capture 3D readings of their environment, but also to information on the reflected intensity of the returned signal to classify surface features based on how strongly the surface reflects the wavelength being used.

We used a temporal change detection analysis of NSCAT daily radar backscatter measurements to classify surface freeze/thaw state across a 1.4 million km2 region of Alaska from January to June 1997.

Visual methods of pavement assessment, either manual or automatic, are the most common approaches to detecting and classifying surface defects as well as identifying large scale damage from natural or human disasters.

With this aim, the authors present a method, SurfCrete – Multi-spectral image analysis of concrete surfaces, which was tested to classify surface images of exposed concrete buildings where biological colonization, exposed aggregates, repairing mortars and cracks were previously detected on a visual inspection.

A voting strategy is then used to classify surface patches into DNA-binding sites versus non-binding sites based on their similarity to known DNA-binding surface and non-DNA-binding surface.