Sentence examples similar to grounds for classification from inspiring English sources
She had always had problems with her knees, but "gimpy knees", as she describes them, were not grounds for a classification.
The circumstances disclose a reasonable ground for the classification, and thus distinguish the case from Connolly v. Union Sewer Pipe Co. 184 U. S. 540, 46 L. ed.
The wider scope of the power which the state possesses over corporations and joint stock associations in and of itself affords a ground for the classification adopted.
Such efforts with incomplete imagery require much more work, and are ultimately severely limited by a scarcity of valid ground truth data for classification training and for map validation.
The vendor went so far as to state that a single image of Michelangelo's David, on one page among hundreds of thousands on a site, would be sufficient grounds for a nudity classification.
This study compares the standard utilization of vendor created classes for ground classification to FUSION's software ground filter program.
The Fo were obtained from 2.05 to 4.07 Hz from the microzonation map produced with good verification presented between AVT outputs against two bore log records, for ground classification and sediment thickness predictions of sedimentary covers.
Moreover, the cepstrum coefficients as a feature for ground target classification are of great interest to other researchers [4], and comparison with their research is sensible.
Therefore, the congruent results of phylogenetic analyses based on two or more molecular markers can provide a more solid ground for better taxonomic classification.
Duhem's doctrine of natural classification provides the grounds for various commentators to argue that Duhem is not an instrumentalist, that his philosophy of science considered as a whole looks more like convergent or motivational realism (see Maiocchi in Ariew and Barker 1990 and others).
