Sentence examples for discrete classes of from inspiring English sources

Given the scale of the network in the study area, territorial accessibility in terms of travel time was broken down into discrete classes of 30 min as a compromise between the accuracy of the results and the computation time required.

Many analyses, however, use maps with discrete classes of AGB e.g. [12],[30], and consequently AGB quantification, or modelling, may not be covering the existing high spatial variation sufficiently.

First of all, note that in del Amo et al.'s work the decision trees are used to predict discrete classes of Vss value, namely classification into 'high', 'medium' or 'low' Vss groups.

Using latent class analysis we identify three discrete classes of people based on their HLC: the first class is sceptical about their capacity to control their health and certain unhealthy habits.

He could expand DACA, to include other discrete classes of people such as low-level offenders and those with long-standing ties to the U.S.

The finding that just 3 discrete classes of substitution rates can explain rate variation at synonymous sites stands somewhat in contrast to earlier assumptions of a continuous gamma distribution of substitution rates over all coding sites [15], [37], [38].

Justice William J. Brennan Jr. wrote for the majority that the constitutional guarantee of equal protection prohibited the state from imposing "a lifetime hardship on a discrete class of children not accountable for their disabling status".

The court ruled that this violated the Constitution's equal protection clause, saying that the statute "imposes a lifetime hardship on a discrete class of children not accountable" for their immigration status.

"Rick's work for the first time identifies a discrete class of defendants".

Transition-metal-based compounds constitute a discrete class of chemotherapeutics, widely used in the clinic as antitumor and antiviral agents.

A systematic process of review for this discrete class of cases helped mend a nation divided by conflicting opinions about the legitimacy of the war and the reasonableness of sanctions for those who resisted participating in it for personal moral reasons.