Sentence examples for means of classification from inspiring English sources

The time sequence of events in a chemical reaction also provides a means of classification.

The objective of this paper was to assess occupational accidents among ESMW personnel by means of classification procedure and storytelling.

By then, and in subsequent critical discourse, the division of humanity into hedgehogs and foxes had become not only a witty means of classification, but also an existential way of confronting reality.

This research explores the relationships between fire occurrence and several families of environmental factors at different spatial observation scales by means of classification and regression tree models.

One part of the significance of the fossil finds in the Glass Mountains and other parts of the Delaware Basin is the use of their occurrence to classify strata, layers of rock marked by different times of deposition; in fact, the presence of fossils in various strata have been the primary means of classification, along with features of the rock itself.

Another means of classification is the extent of muscle involvement: focal, affecting only one muscle group, such as the vocal cords (e.g., spastic dysphonia); segmental, involving two adjacent muscle groups, such as the neck muscles (e.g., spastic torticollis); or general, affecting the entire body.

This study validates the "breast tumor intrinsic" subtype classification as an objective means of tumor classification that should be translated into a clinical assay for further retrospective and prospective validation.

If, on the contrary, the user diagnosis is carried out by means of the classification tree, the obtained DSR is better than applying the classification tree to cell-level KPIs.

It was desirable to reduce this noise in order to isolate the information that carries classification power important for the distinction between production systems and in order to provide a reliable means of sample classification.

Decision trees are an efficient means of building classification models, especially in industrial engineering.

DC and MC outperformed MMC 100% and more than 50% of the times when they were compared by means of the classification strength and ANOVA, respectively.