Sentence examples for material classification system from inspiring English sources

Hamidi, et al. (2014) proposed a BIM-based demolition waste management system and Park, et al. (2014) developed a BIM-based C&D waste database by analysing the construction material classification system and data available in the ARCHICAD library in Korea.

When only the MeSH representation is used (table available in the online Supplementary Material), all classification systems perform worse than this baseline (varying from a drop of 32 96% in terms of MAP).

As per American Society for Testing and Materials [11] D2487-11 soil classification system, jarosite is categorized as silty clay with high plasticity (MH).

MCHM was listed on the Tier II reporting form as a "hazardous" material under the Environmental Protection Agency's classification system.

February 5, 1976 University Librarian Richard Boss announces that new materials will use the Library of Congress classification system rather than the Richardson system unique to Princeton, originally developed in the 1890s by Boss's predecessor, Ernest Cushing Richardson.

To date, no comprehensive studies have been undertaken to examine the migration patterns of herniated disc material using a standard nomenclature and classification system.

Silk (strings) and bamboo (winds) were two of the materials of the bayin ("eight sounds") classification system established during the Xi (Western) Zhou dynasty (1046 771 bc); the others were metal, stone, earth, skin, wood, and gourd.

In this paper, some considerations, from the point of view of road engineer, were presented; these could be usefully shared with the researchers in the fields of cultural heritage and archeology in order to identify both soils and road pavement materials sampling and classification systems for a new perspective of scientific speculation.

Cross flow system was therefore proposed for material classification.

In our future investigations we will focus on the deployment of the proposed hyper-spectral decorrelation scheme into practical systems that are developed for robust material classification.

Using the current U.S. classification system to search for related materials is also necessary to considered.