Sentence examples for classify when from inspiring English sources

"When we added prosodic cues in our work, we improved the system's ability to classify when it was going wrong and frustrating a caller," she said.

The use of relatively short reads (25 100 bases) indicate that even known sequences can be difficult to taxonomically classify when they represent short genetic elements conserved among multiple taxa.

An online group becomes formally classified when it comprises an advertising category.

When I worked in the C.I.A.'s directorate of operations (now called the national clandestine service) in the early '90s, we were told that information was classified when it involved sources or methods.

In this manner, the F.B.I. determined that, of the messages handed over to the State Department, a hundred and ten e-mails, in fifty-two containedontainformationathat that was deemed classified when it was sent or received.

In a December 2006 letter quoted in Judge Jones's decision, the agency's publication review board said the manuscript was "replete with statements" that "become classified when they are linked with a specific time frame".

Because the information was not classified when the email was sent, no laws were violated, but Friday's redaction shows that Clinton received sensitive information on her unsecured personal server.

And about two thousand more of these e-mails were subsequently " 'up-classified' to make them confidential" — meaning that the information in them had not been classified when they were sent.

Various landscape elements, including archaeological remains, can be automatically classified when their spectral characteristics are different.

Natural images were better classified when presented in color as opposed to gray levels [157].

They had been wrongly classified when they were first dug up.