Sentence examples for naive class from inspiring English sources

It turns out that Church's logic can interpret naive class theory and hence the system is suspiciously strong and expressive.

Or does some other cause restrain antigenic variation and therefore restrict infections to the naive class?

In our formulation, lifespan means either death of an adult and recruitment of a newborn into the naive class, S0, or loss of immunological memory that reassigns a previously infected adult to the naive class (see Methods).

Equivalently, we may consider the influx into the naive class, S0, comprised of hosts that either die or lose their immunological memory.

Those individuals who die are replaced with naive newborns; those individuals who lose their immunological memory also flow into the naive class, S0.

If most infections occur among the naive class (small value of γ), then the effective immune memory of the host population will decay quickly, because the naive class is constantly replenished with newborns or, perhaps, with individuals who have lost immunological memory to prior infections.

Does competition primarily in the naive classes favor antigenic dominance by a single type, as our theory predicts?

These patterns match the predictions of our theory: concentration in the naive classes correlates with lack of antigenic variation.

You start off your career with a spring in your step, as Kevin himself probably did before the years of working with naive middle-class numpties took their toll.

Our Wonderland is our hometown, because it's cool, charming, glamorous, trendy, a loser, exaggerated, theatrical, banal, artificial, artistic, perversely-elvispresley, naive, middle-class-honest, and martinparricide.

Also, it's wholly naive for middle-class people to believe the working class don't make the eye-rolling remarks about "big televisions" and "wonky priorities" among the poor, as they absolutely do.