Sentence examples for effectively classified from inspiring English sources

Google, they say, has effectively classified their messages as junk mail by shunting them to an in-box ghetto.

Even the fossil record provides no forms that connect with any other group, although there are of course some fossils of individual plant parts that cannot be effectively classified.

When she was required to use the staff bathroom, Maines wrote in Time magazine, "I was isolated and effectively classified as 'other.' My school and community began to acknowledge me as being different and treated me like a second-class citizen".

The recall was 0.65, meaning that 65% of the documents actually relevant were effectively classified as relevant.

Could you please report a case that, according to you, could not be effectively classified by this new system?

If these hull plate parts are effectively classified, it helps to compute the processing cost and find the way of cut-down the processing cost.

And ethnology itself is cartoonlike in a 1904 picture titled "The Missing Link No. 1 (Photograph of Indigenous Filipino From St . Louis Fair," which effectively classifies its male subject as subhuman.

The bill would effectively classify them as bicycles, rather than motorized vehicles, and would help states adopt consistent standards for them, like where they can be ridden and minimum age requirements for riders.

The congruence relation effectively classifies the submodules with a finite rank core operator.

AGC produces better contrast by effectively classifying and transforming the pixel intensities using Eqs.

This result shows that the proposed method is effectively classifies clinical Problem-Action relations.