Sentence examples for conventional classifications from inspiring English sources

The popularity of the Avantissimo at the show suggested that there was still loyalty to the conventional classifications of cars and trucks.

Another supranational political system that does not precisely fit any of the conventional classifications of such systems is the United Nations, a voluntary association of most of the world's nation-states.

After identifying conventional classifications, we propose a new taxonomy of MoCs based on their purpose in the design flow.

As the data came back "the phylogeny got weirder and weirder," says Knowlton, whose team eventually realized that something was "fundamentally wrong" with conventional classifications.

Thus, re-doing all the conventional classifications for these cross-validation folds as well as all κ-tables would not produce additional value for this paper, while it would be a difficult and time-consuming exercise.

Additionally, some of the conventional classifications which are commonly used to assess the severity of corrosion in Portland cement-based corroding systems might need some recalibration to be used for low-calcium fly ash-based corroding systems.

However the conventional classification by school, so frequent in art museums, takes over in the basement where the 50 or so paintings from the Esterházy collection are on show: simply because the family's last descendant wanted it that way.

The conventional classification techniques (i.e. Piper and Durov diagrams) were applied to evaluate geochemical processes.

Thus, the proposed method modifies the conventional classification schemes utilizing distances between LR patches directly.

In hydrological studies complex drainage structures in river systems are open to ambiguous subjectivity when conventional classification systems are followed.

Note that the model is limited to predictive purpose with the use of conventional classification algorithms [18].