Sentence examples for explicit categories from inspiring English sources

Among universal features, the most commonly used yet highly efficient one is content classification based on explicit categories.

For cardiovascular disease we focused on the two explicit categories provided: heart disease and hypertension.

The present study is based on recent data, 2004-2010 time-series of air temperatures, and explicit categories of cardiovascular mortality in Cyprus.

This was done by comparing responses to the AUDIT question on number of drinks to responses given in the preceding interviewer-administered questionnaire about the usual quantity of each beverage consumed in explicit categories that are used by Russians in their everyday life (spirits and wine in grams and beer in bottles).

A developer noticed that the App Store application process now has an "Explicit" category for submissions.

Remember the time when Apple added an "Explicit" category to the list of app genres that developers could submit to?

As there is no explicit category suggested by the experts, visual examination of EEG signals in time domain may be deficient.

The summary in the Table 1 would indicate that Tulip [ 87] requires only the addition of an explicit category for intrapartum events to comply (intrapartum causes are embedded in other categories in Tulip).

Our results also fit with a previous finding that executive function may be associated with explicit category learning, but not "implicit" category learning (DeCaro et al. 2008), which apparently constitutes the basis of gradual and nondeclarative learning of novel cue outcome associations in a probabilistic design such as the weather prediction task.

An estimation of signal duration is made by almost all publications that describe InSAR data and is included as an explicit record category (measured in days) in both the VOTW database and COMET deformation catalogue.

The NBC/Wall Street Journal question prompts respondents to say if the don't know a name and offers an explicit neutral category.