Sentence examples for including classifications from inspiring English sources
Bookboard's secret sauce comes from its librarian Cen Campbell, who defines and applies library organization guidelines to the collection, including classifications, metadata, and reading level assessment.
The basic principles of this field including classifications and description of radiation-grafted copolymers with their engineering configurations and operating systems are reviewed.
Calculation has been recently discussed in relationship to market transactions as: (1) a set of operations, including classifications and computations, which support decision-making processes by economic actors; (2) action plans or strategies which can be evaluated against efficacy criteria; (3) broader social processes which induce behavioral modifications and transformations along (1) and (2).
ANNs [13] are commonly used to address a wide range of pattern recognition problems [14] including classification, clustering, and regression.
Time-frequency (TF) representation has found wide use in many challenging signal processing tasks including classification, interference rejection, and retrieval.
To demonstrate the capability of the MSBFNN, simulations in different areas including classification, regression and time series prediction are conducted.
Extracting these features, Deep Learning can use simpler linear models for Big Data analysis tasks including classification and prediction which is important when we deal with the scale of Big Data.
A complete overview of LRTP compounds from the REACH database (including classification according to P, B and, if available, T) is given in Additional file 1: Table S1.
Predictive models including classification and regression tree and Random Forests are used to probabilistically identify the structural safety state of an earthquake-damaged building.
This review focuses on current research trends on CSLPHNs including classification, advantages, methods of preparation, physicochemical characteristics, surface modifications, and immunocompatibility.
Three ranking systems based on the perceived discomforts were developed, including classification by the joint motions and joints, by types of joint motions, and by the joints only.
