Sentence examples for is difficult to classify from inspiring English sources

In the traditional recognition approach, only one classifier is used; thus, it is difficult to classify all radar emitter signal samples.

Basinski's music is difficult to classify.

Mr. Caymmi (pronounced kah-EE-mee) is difficult to classify.

Katharine Temple Emmet, on the other hand, is difficult to classify.

Because of Sudan's great cultural diversity, it is difficult to classify the traditional cultures of the various peoples.

The pop band Of Montreal is difficult to classify: frontman Kevin Barnes draws equally on psychedelic indie rock, loopy art rock, and Funkadelic.

Because of its presumably pathological characteristics and its combination of H. erectus and H. sapiens characteristics, the Salé cranium is difficult to classify.

What follows is difficult to classify generically: it is too carefully distanced to be a melodrama, too personally specific to stand as a civil-rights allegory (an expected third-act courtroom confrontation is derailed in a fascinating way).

Biographies are difficult to classify.

Titled Love Remains, it was difficult to classify.

It's difficult to classify Dermansky's work.