Sentence examples for discriminatory features from inspiring English sources

"The most discriminatory features of the old code have been removed, and there is very powerful symbolism in that," said Solange Bentes Jurema, president of the National Council for Women's Rights, one of the country's leading feminist organizations.

In content-based retrieval systems, audio data is analyzed, and discriminatory features are extracted.

This core set is then successively expanded by searching for additional discriminatory features.

The pattern classification is to automatically group audio signals of same characteristics using the discriminatory features derived above.

Some audio features are strategically extracted and the most discriminatory features are selected using Principal Component analysis (PCA) approach.

The general methodology of audio classification involves extracting discriminatory features from the audio data and feeding them to a pattern classifier.

The contribution of the work is in designing each ANN model based on the microspectroscopy hypothesis about a discriminatory feature of a certain target class being composed of a linear combination of spectra.

The new law thus removes a discriminatory feature of U.S. law that has no place in today's world of globalized communications.

First, the U.S., EU, and international financial institutions should condition future assistance on Bosnia's immediate fulfillment of a 2009 "Sejdić-Finci" ruling of the European Court of Human Rights against the most blatantly discriminatory feature of the election system.

The main discriminatory feature was the year of isolation which allowed the definition of 3 temporal periods: 1985–1987, 1988–2000 and 2001 2005.

Measures of miRNA end variability may in the future be incorporated into the discovery pipeline as a discriminatory feature.