Sentence examples for coherent class from inspiring English sources
Despite their different methods of delivery, antiship missiles formed a coherent class largely because they were designed to penetrate the heavy defenses of warships.
But they are in fact all part of a coherent class of legal interventions whose aim is not to protect privacy, but rather to regulate relationships of influence and dependence in the creation, evaluation, and allocation of a wide set of social goods.
We live and die by the two parties, neither of which has a coherent class critique, unlike political parties in Europe.
Over the years, thanks to a culture of forgiveness and forgetfulness, both new and old political dynasties have congealed into a coherent class, rendering the Philippines as a feudal mini-empire composed of disparate fiefdoms, each ruled by a specific political dynasty.
Since the negative negative pairs of genes typically do not form a coherent class, it is more appropriate to solve a one-class problem: in GeneMANIA this is addressed by removing the entries in T and each network W d that correspond to negative pairs of genes (i.e. T ij and w d ij with i and j both negative).
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Three different attempts to categorize sounds into semantically coherent classes in terms of their auditory expressiveness allowed some conclusions, but failed for most of the hypothesized categories.
Linearly separable and visually coherent classes of writers are obtained on MCYT-100 database and on a subset of BioSecure DS2 containing 104 persons DS2-1044).
The domain logic is organized as a domain model, a small number of simple but coherent classes.
In the latter case, the model can further classify a gene set into a coherent or non-coherent class based on a predefined threshold P-value.
For what he called "liberal-pluralist" thinkers such as US political scientist Robert Dahl, elites were too diffuse, too competitive with each other, to form a coherent ruling class that bent the state apparatus to its interests.
