Sentence examples for developing a classification from inspiring English sources

Drinfeld also conducted research in mathematical physics, developing a classification theorem for quantum groups (a subclass of Hopf algebras).

Boödonts and aegodonts have evolved differently in Africa and Eurasia, and there is much to be said for developing a classification that reflects these geographical relationships.

We constructed the second supporting approach to understand relationships by developing a classification of nested loops.

When developing a classification model it could be more important to have a high sensitivity for one class at the expense of a greater number of corresponding false predictions.

The arbitrary distinction between high and low islands, based on a 30-m elevation above mean sea level, is easy to apply in developing a classification of islands and follows a similar procedure employed to separate younger from older volcanic islands.

We also explored systematically the predicted structural consequences of NS-causing SOS1 defects, developing a classification of these gene lesions based on the predicted role of affected residues and functional consequences derived from the nature of the amino acid change.

British researchers writing in First Monday, a peer-reviewed journal about the Internet (firstmonday.org/issues/issue8--9/mcfarlane/index.html) have developed a classification of cyberstalkers based on interviews with 24 victims.

Using tree-ring analysis, researchers have been able to develop a classification system for decaying trees to calculate how long it has been since they died.

The ancient Greeks developed a classification about 300 bce in which plants were grouped according to their general form that is, as trees, shrubs, undershrubs, and vines.

The pair have developed a classification system that analyses the grammatical structure of a piece of text and assigns emotional labels to the words it contains, by looking them up in a 57,000-word "sentiment lexicon" compiled by people.

Bulgaria, meanwhile, is so far behind in environmental compliance, environmental groups say, that it has not yet developed a classification system, required under a 2006 E.U. law, to identify potentially dangerous facilities in the country.