Sentence examples for connectors class from inspiring English sources

Local roadways were categorized into four classes, according to a methodology used by RI DOT: Class 1: Limited access highways; Class 2: Other highways and connectors; Class 3: Arterials and collectors; Class 4: Minor roads.

We separated hub regions into provincial and connector classes, and showed that lesions of the two types of hubs had opposite effects on the small-world organization of the remaining network.

These connector classes wrap standard XML parsers so they are robust and reliable.

See the Supplementary Material for the implementation in C++ and Java: the data classes to hold documents in memory and connector classes to read and write the XML documents.

A Connector is a concrete class that abstract the access to Cloud resources and defines the set of events to which the Cloudlet should react; its behavior is similar to a remote procedure call, and it offers the functionality of the common denominator of a certain type of Cloud service.

The gig: Ilse Metchek is president of the California Fashion Assn., which puts her in the perfect spot to be the connector and self-described "class historian" for the Southland's fashion and retail industry.

Contrasted with "Her's" generally cheerful portrait of technology's potential as a world-class connector, Alex Gibney's dark documentary "We Steal Secrets: The Story of WikiLeaks" (along with Bill Condon's feature, "The Fifth Estate") chronicles the disruptive impact of hacker Julian Assange's pioneering Web repository for classified government information.

Table 2 shows a portion of the Semantic Connector report for the Target class and its attributes after manual review and annotation.

Between the two national highway systems of the Trans Canada Saskatchewan Highway 1 and Saskatchewan Highway 11, Highway 2 is also designated as a Class 1 AC national connector highway.

The domains annotated in daTAA are summarized in Table 1, arranged by class: signal peptide, heads, stalks, connectors and anchor.

This chapter focuses on the areas covered in the OCUP Intermediate test, which include structured classifiers; connectable elements, connectors, and connector ends and properties; ports and classes; invocation actions and triggers; and collaborations.