Sentence examples for explicit classification from inspiring English sources

An explicit classification method is developed according the features of WSN modeling and simulation.

The classical and medieval authors who developed DDI did not operate with an explicit classification of changes.

Before proceeding, we will explain why (N^2-1) is the lowest automorphism group dimension for which one can hope to obtain an explicit classification.

To this day, it remains to be the lowest value of (dim G) for which a complete explicit classification has been found.

When rank(S) = K, the low-rank matrix S is very likely to attain the K real support samples which contains explicit classification information.

Recent philosophers' explicit classification of pleasure as an attitude seems to begin with Nowell-Smith (1954), pp. 111-15, on which see the Bibliography annotation and Perry 1967, pp. 204-14.

There are also many other remarkable results, especially for actions of compact groups (see, e.g., [51], Chap. IV], [62]), but, to the best of our knowledge, no complete explicit classifications beyond group dimension ((n-1)(n-2)/2+2), with (nge 6), have been found.

However, this earlier work has been criticized because explicit phoneme classification is never necessary in linguistic communication, and effects could have emerged at the level of phoneme classification, rather than perception per se (Hickok 2009; McGettigan et al. 2010).

We rejected calls to use more lenient review in the face of claims that race was being used in "good faith" because "[m]ore than good motives should be required when government seeks to allocate its resources by way of an explicit racial classification system".

Our analysis of barriers was based on an explicit barrier classification system [ 12].

Inclusion criteria for the CGH studies were complete data profiles and explicit tumour classification (HCC, DN) as well as similar software and labelling systems and used thresholds (0.7 0.8 and 1.2 1.3).