Sentence examples for declared to belong from inspiring English sources

On each is erected a steel polyhedric cairn (characteristic of much of N55's design) by which the area is declared to belong to "the commons".

In a continent where military coups have officially been declared to belong to an earlier phase of political development, the coup attempt will be closely analysed by the rest of Latin America.

When a datum has the feature value less than T h 1, it is declared to belong to a negative group with a membership of 1.

When a training datum has a feature value greater than T h 2, it is declared to belong to a positive group with possibility 1.

When a training datum has a feature value between T h 1 and T h 2, it is declared to belong to a positive group with possibility less than 1 as in Eq. (5).

When a datum has the feature value greater than T h 2, it is declared to belong to a positive group with a membership of 1. But, when a datum has a feature value between T h 1 and T h 2, we assign to the datum an in-between membership.

The correlation is of the same sign and larger in magnitude (around 8 percentage points) for those who declare to belong to another Christian religion.

The rare import, he declared, had to belong to some member of the nomenclatura, the class of privileged bureaucrats.

The G.M. president Elliott Estes said the next five years would be the most innovative in his company's history and Henry Ford II declared to Kraft, "The future belongs to more fuel-efficient cars — smaller and less powerful".

New technology like the telephone and the automobile and modernizations like concrete sidewalks declared to their residents that they belonged on the leading edge of society.

There is no such thing as anti-aging medicine, he declared to the organization he has belonged to for a decade.