Sentence examples for link category from inspiring English sources
The agency's "weakest link" category contains 290 firms, with nearly $370 billion of debt, that are deemed to be at risk of failure.In this section New foundation, walls intact Money from another time Taming a wild beast No empty threat Reap what you sow Not so fast The lessons of 1937 ReprintsThe banks are also rediscovering their willingness to take risks.
Different vehicle demand composition (e.g. passenger vehicles, light goods vehicles and heavy goods, cargo bikes) and vehicles' propulsion technologies (e.g. gasoline, diesel, LPG) were considered for each link category within the network, as a result of local surveys.
Three different scenarios were tested, considering changing speeds in different rail link categories.
Figure 16 shows the cumulative distribution function (CDF) of the difference (in dB) of the channel gain between the two antennas of each receiver for the four different link categories.
As the number of walls between the wearable device and the receiver increases, the difference becomes smaller but is still significant, with an average value of about 2.7 dB for the three investigated link categories.
In some subsequent categorial grammars, transitive verbs are quite plausibly taken to have the many-link category S⟨N⟩⟨N⟩ rather than the binary predicate category S⟨NN⟩.
Our result that fragment-learning accompanies category learning is significant, because it straightforwardly links category learning with categorization, in that informative fragments play a role in both.
From the interview data; "Individual beliefs" was a concept used as a linked category between a person's beliefs and understanding of HIV serodiscordance that influenced multiple other concepts and finally may influence behavior.
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Darwin VII recognizes objects and links categories to behavior through instrumental conditioning.
For this purpose, a computer-based system for flexible indicator derivation has been developed, allowing the user-defined integration of indicators based on the variable determination of mapping units, linking categories and respective weighting factors.
