Sentence examples for example the classification from inspiring English sources
One of the most important roles played by symmetry is that of classification — for example, the classification of crystals using their remarkable and varied symmetry properties.
As an example, the classification map of the Cameraman image and its noisy version (σ2 = 225) are illustrated in Figures 2b and 2d, respectively.
For example, the classification accuracy of the proposed method obtained for Subject 2 is found higher for all but MR and CB combination of tasks where PAR6 Po) offers slightly better accuracy.
In this example, the classification label is true for the first instance (the patient was readmitted within 30 days) and false for the second instance (patient was not readmitted within 30 days).
For example, the classification of all finite simple groups was the result of a collaboration of many mathematicians over several decades, without any essential use of electronic computers, that resulted in a proof that runs to thousands of pages spread over different journal issues and is effectively unsurveyable by any single human mathematician.
For example, the classification structure in ICD-10 with the 'exclude' rule is not present in SNOMED CT.
The top ten PFAM domains (~33% of all assignments) included, for example, the classifications for 'major facilitator superfamily' (a ubiquitous transporter family), '7 transmembrane receptor (rhodopsin family)' and 'ion transport protein' (see Figure 7b).
An example of the classification model obtained for a representative subject for the entire trial duration of 700 ms is shown in Figure 4.
The German scholar Duren J.H. Ward, for example, in The Classification of Religions (1909) accepted the premise of the connection between race and religion but appealed to a much more detailed scheme of ethnological relationship.
In this Example 3, the classification is permitted under this paragraph (d) because there is a distinction based on a bona fide employment-based classification consistent with the employer's usual business practice and the distinction is not directed at individual participants and beneficiaries.
