Sentence examples for element classification from inspiring English sources
A specific type of landform segmentation, landform element classification, was used in a comparative mensurative design to compare the effects of cultivation on soil distribution and soil organic carbon (SOC) storage and in a manipulative design to determine the relationship between N2O emissions and fertilizer rate in a hummocky till geomorphic surface in southern Saskatchewan.
The repetitive element classification was performed according to hierarchy as suggested by IWGSC [ 58]: class, subclass and superfamily.
Taken together, these findings led us to the conclusion that the insert is most likely a non-autonomous transposable element (TE) of Class I, Order LTR, according to the transposable element classification scheme proposed by Wicker et al. [ 31].
Detailed transposable element classification was available for 20 species, which allowed us to investigate if relationships between recombination rate and LTR retrotransposon content could be explained by the proportion of copia or gypsy superfamilies.
SVM is a supervised two-element classification model.
Compositional data deriving from WD or ED-XRF measurements often contain a high number of "zero" values for the minor alloy elements; classification based on this data is a problematic issue.
Our results show that the characteristics of the full signal, rather than the first element, determine classification.
Finally, for each query element either classification (Line 9) or regression (Line 11) is performed, after determining its final nearest neighbors (Line 7).
Common elements of classification are found across the languages, but it is argued that different priorities are given to these factors.
Through further discussions, we resolved disagreements, which were primarily on culture-specific idiomatic elements, the classification of which requires invocation of culturally defined aspects of certain frames5.
Different user areas may have different degrees of interest in the various elements, so classification structures may vary nationally.
