Sentence examples for order discriminated from inspiring English sources

Before the Honorable Ann Donnelly, he argued that Trump's order discriminated against his clients — the interpreter and another Iraqi — and merited an emergency stay.

Thousands of provisional ballots were invalidated as a result, and Democrats argued that the order discriminated against low-income voters, who tend to move frequently, and therefore were more likely to show up at the wrong precinct.

In order to get around this problem, one can construct another decision system in order to discriminate between AE and noise.

In order to discriminate efficiently among rival models, optimal experiment design for model discrimination (OED-MD) has been developed.

"TV killing off neurons and the synaptic connections that are made in order to discriminate signals from 'noise'," he says.

Inspection time is the length of time of stimulus presentation each individual needs in order to discriminate which of the two lines is the longest.

A consideration that is often appealed to in order to discriminate between such options is caution.

Symbols are color-shaded by time in order to discriminate multiple ashfall events.

In order to discriminate on the intrinsic catalytic properties, small reactor diameters are preferred.

Thirdly, a simple sensing system is proposed in order to discriminate temperature at sensing point.

For these reasons, we focus on fuzzy supervised classification methods in order to discriminate these classes.