Sentence examples for document belongs from inspiring English sources

Historians have to establish the genre to which a document belongs in order to begin to attack these hermeneutical questions (a step they sometimes omit, to their peril).

Couchbase server A hashing function determines to which bucket a document belongs.

The difficulty with this approach is that it requires some person to actively determine what category or categories a document belongs in.

Based on the automatic thresholding, the algorithm then decides which text document belongs or does not belong to the examined domain (in our case to the judicial one).

The document is analyzed by 4 different classifiers, each of which output the probability that the document belongs to class A, B, or C, in the case of 3 class labels.

In Table 1b, each document belongs to one of the 6 class labels: A, B, C, D, E, or F. For each classifier, the class label with the highest probability is considered the predicated class label and is assigned rank 1.

"The incensed tone and rhetoric of this document belong more to a schoolyard brawl than a courtroom debate," she said.

BAE Systems has undertaken "not to intercept by any unlawful means... [and] not to solicit, voluntarily receive or procure any confidential communication or document" belonging to CAAT.

"The city shall be the sole determiner of whether a record is an official document of the city or a private document belonging to former Mayor Giuliani or another individual," the agreement states.

Then it ruled that the document belonged to North Carolina, but Mr Matthews won a restraining order in a Washington, DC, court forbidding Mr Pratt's lawyer from turning the document over to North Carolina.

Graves also refers us to a small document belonging to Housman that lists "what would seem to be references to a number of male prostitutes, including sailors and ballet-dancers".