Sentence examples for lesser classifications from inspiring English sources

The team had a small measure of success winning lesser classifications at stage races, doing so at the Étoile de Bessèges, the Giro del Trentino, the Tour de Suisse, the Route du Sud, Paris Corrèze, and the Tour du Poitou Charentes.

ANN has a lesser classification time and LDA has a lesser training time as compared to SVM, but considering the sensitivity and classification improvement through corrective marking, we think that SVM is the better choice than LDA and ANN.

For real kudos people should pick up lesser known classifications.

As such, effects on the iris are of lesser importance for classification of chemicals under the UN GHS/EU CLP classification systems.

The effects on the iris seem therefore to be of lesser importance for classification of chemicals under the UN GHS/EU CLP system.

But first-rate works stand out for their timeless qualities and easily slip the bonds of their classification, while lesser ones provide grace notes and variations on the dominant themes.

The robust anti-noise performance, faster learning speed, lesser computational complexity, superior classification accuracy and short event detection time prove that the proposed VMD-WOSELM method can be implemented in electrical power systems.

Furthermore inter and intra-observer discrepancies in histological classification of lesser stages of fibrosis are more prevalent than for higher stages and this may account for the observed under performance of non-invasive tests when compared to histology as a reference standard.

There are several other, older or lesser-known chemical classification schemes, ontologies or taxonomies that are worth mentioning.

These differences allowed us to assign any individual to a relatively restricted breeding area using isotopic signature (100% correct classification) and, to a lesser extent, elemental composition (72.0% correct classification) of primary feathers (Table 1).

Correction: October 4, 2003, Saturday A picture caption in Science Times on Sept. 23 with an article about the nesting grounds for billions of birds in the northern forests of Canada misstated the classification of the lesser scaup duck.