Sentence examples similar to down classified from inspiring English sources

The sensor node is with seven PIR sensors, all to be mounted at a height of 3m from the floor, looking down to classify human activities.

They criss-cross and penetrate each other at many levels simultaneously, and the attempt to prise them apart and pin them down, and classify them, and fit them into their specific compartments turns out to be impossible" (1978b, 119).

This taxonomy is used to identify, break down and classify these decisions.

A "red thumbs-down" classifies calls that you have blocked and the block reason from the blacklist.

Across the Daily Mirror and its other titles, circulation revenue trends improved but print advertising was down 11% year-on-year in the 17 weeks, with display down 13% and classified down 8%.

Still, her thirty-five-year sentence was not just the longest ever handed down for giving classified national-security information to the press but, according to a tally made by Gabe Rottman, a lawyer for the A.C.L.U., which has worked tirelessly on her behalf, it was almost ten times as long as the next harshest, for Donald Sachtleben, a former F.B.I. agent.

Comparisons between up- and down-regulated unigenes classified in the GO, KEGG and nr databases.

The genes identified as NtcA targets 3 h after N step-down have been classified into eight functional categories (Table  3).

The drought stress down-regulated genes classified into the GO terms 'chloroplast' or 'plastid' include the homologs of a light-harvesting chlorophyll a/ b-binding protein, LHCA4 (andG47470) and a chloroplast triose phosphate/3-phosphoglycerate translocator, APE2 (AT5genes0) geneSupplementaryary Table S4).

We confirm that the macroscopic aggregate MEG signals arising from a constrained cortical area can be further broken down to classify different microscopic sub-populations of neurons within that area as suggested by theoretical predictions [Hadjipapas et al., 2009].

The original ruling, handed down in 1976, officially classified medical residents as "students" rather than "employees".