Sentence examples for in various classes from inspiring English sources
Hot-rod competition is largely confined to acceleration contests (see drag racing), but hot rods may also compete in various classes against time or distance in speed and endurance attempts.
One TV spot features musicians playing "Rhapsody in Blue" and shows space available in various classes and in overhead bins, as well as United employees in the cockpit and cabin.
For 132 years, the America's Cup was the proud domain of the New York Yacht Club, whose stewardship saw it through flush times and lean, through war and peace, and through competition in various classes of yachts ranging from the glorious, unbridled J-Class sloops to the smaller, more utilitarian 12-Meters.
To buttress his critique of the Tucson program, Mr. Horne read from texts used in various classes, which in one instance referred to white people as "gringos" and described privilege as being related to the color of a person's skin, hair and eyes.
In 1974, Khan [2] studied approximation of functions in various classes using differenttypes of operators.
Therefore it is natural to investigate nonsquareness properties in various classes of Banach spaces (see [4 10]).
Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on participation in various class and group discussions, thoughtfully and thoroughly developed product development proposals and presentations, and thoughtful participation as "beta testers" of these products.
On a related note, I recently had my Advanced Placement students work in groups to check for dubious facts used in various class presentations, debates, panels and A.P. synthesis essays.
The school- and class range were reported to describe variations in implementation level in the various classes and schools.
This versatile strategy has found utility in probing various classes of biomolecules in a broad range of biological processes.
In this work we are interested in studying various classes of "harmonic" functions on D and the possibility of representing them as "Poisson integrals" over the Bergman-Shilov boundary.
