Sentence examples for introduced category from inspiring English sources

Such systems belong to a newly introduced category of chaotic systems with hidden attractors that are important and potentially problematic in engineering applications.

Wei et al. [ 21] introduced category information to TFIDF, which can be reformed using a notation of term frequency tf(t k, c i ) that is the number of occurrences of a term t k in documents from a category c i. Consider (5) T F I D F t k = ∑ i = 1 c t f t k, c i × l o g 1 P t k   ∣   c i. (6) Normalized Term Frequency-Based Gini Index (GINI NTF ).

Eilenberg & Mac Lane (1945) introduced categories in a purely auxiliary fashion, as preparation for what they called functors and natural transformations.

Rabbi Harold Kushner writes: "These laws elevate the eating of meat to a level of sanctity by introducing categories of permitted and forbidden.

When standards for reducing airborne pollutants were first introduced, the category of low-emission vehicles, or LEV's, emerged.

When the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences introduced this category in 1989, it was intended less to signify the relevance of metal and more to renew the relevance of the Grammys.

Deepfakes first appeared last year on Reddit, and were named after the user who first introduced the category of X-rated, face-swapping films to the site.

Building on Birney, Halford, and Andrew's (2006) research, we created a version of the task that minimized nonrelational factors and introduced new categories of items.

Objective: The Bethesda System introduced 2 categories of atypia: atypical glandular cells of undetermined significance (AGUS) and atypical squamous cells of undetermined significance (ASCUS).

Like most newly introduced theoretical categories, the contextual parameters as seen in relation to their linguistic correlates have also undergone changes and developments.

Some recently introduced histopathologic categories (superficial atypical melanocytic proliferation of uncertain significance, S.A.M.P.U.S.; melanocytic tumor of uncertain malignant potential, MEL.T.U.M.P).