Sentence examples for classify items from inspiring English sources

Under the federal law, museums are asked to classify items they intend to repatriate.

"People can drag and drop them in," he said, "or use an annotation to classify items one by one, for instance, in a group photo".

In the past, countries in a stronger position than Greece have traditionally negotiated with Eurostat over how to classify items in the government debt.

Binary tests classify items into two categories such as reject/accept or positive/negative.

A categorization scheme should be both replicable (different researchers can classify items the same way into the same categories) and theoretically meaningful (creating a basis for new insights).

In brief, the idea is that, since science is in the business of causal explanations and causal powers are what are relevant for causal explanations, science should classify items on the basis of similarities and differences in causal powers.

Precision (P) is the number of correctly classified items over the total number of classified items with respect to a class.

And there are tough-to-classify items, like wooden doors from a Hungarian wine cave ($1,250).

He added that "it's fair to say none of the prosecutors on this case in their worst nightmare ever dreamed they would be engaged in hand-to-hand combat" for two years over what classified items could be disclosed.

ABC analysis, classifies items in terms of annual financial requirement.

The more jaded of you out there might say, "It classified items in some pictures.