Sentence examples for descendant class from inspiring English sources

This qualification cannot be changed in a descendant class.

A descendant class has privileged access to its parent through a protected interface.

The polymorphic effect permits a message sent through a reference to an object of a parent class to be received and interpreted by an object of a descendant class.

The 'prefix' class has 20 descendant classes that characterize unit prefixes such as 'kilo', 'pico' or 'mega'.

When newly added group features extend beyond the class or fail to extend to descendant classes or fail to extend to all the members of a class, the classification needs to be modified.

As part of the release process for GO, a subset of BioChEBI is generated consisting of only the ChEBI terms used by GO together with descendant classes (http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/go/extensions/chebi_import.owl).owl

The social rank was estimated according to the position of the corpus within the grave: the nuclear noble family was buried in the central grave chambers, while in shaft fillings and in the grave chambers followers or later descendants (middle class) were buried [ 28, 29].

An operation may be initially documented as deferred in which case it must be redefined by a descendant if its class is to be concrete.

Today, the descendant of that class is still team-taught by CISAC faculty every winter quarter under the name, "International Security in a Changing World". Over time, this course has influenced thousands of Stanford undergraduates.

It's a mixed marriage, between a Cuban aristocrat and a working-class descendant of George Washington's mother.

Bob Burr, a descendant of first-class steward Ewart Burr, said: "When you bury somebody or lose somebody it's rest in peace.