Sentence examples for measure of class from inspiring English sources
Moreover, according to what is arguably the next-best measure of class, household income, Trump supporters didn't look overwhelmingly "working class" during the primaries.
That quality was supplied by Liam O'Brien's colorful costumes, which suggested both the Moravian setting and a measure of class stratification.
Mount admits to being something of a Wanker himself, and his book, along with his ridicule of the public education system, has caused a measure of class controversy in the U.K.
That is why once upon a time, and still today, in attitudes to acting the Academy retains enormous faith in British eloquence, stylish manners and the overall assumption that sounding British is a measure of class or villainy.
We now adjust our measure of class rank for the differential ability sorting that occurs across classes.
By ordering the estimates of the time-specific student effects we obtain a measure of class rank that is purged of grade inflation.
Other areas of diversity are measured but we have no measures of class in theatre audiences; not all working-class people are concessions or visa versa.
The map used two different measures of class to identify Jefferson County's areas of disadvantage: income level and the educational attainment of adults.
A similar problem exists with econometric analyses – studies by economists who often take measures of class size, or more usually pupil-teacher ratios (which is not the same thing), and develop statistical models of effects that take little account of what actually happens in school.
These measures are divided in three categories: (i) measures of overlaps in the attribute space; (ii) measures of class separability; and (iii) measures of geometry, topology, and density of manifolds.
Three evaluation criteria were used, namely, the feasibility of constructing the measure, its sensitivity in reflecting relevant social class life conditions, and its ability to produce a family-level measure of social class.
