Sentence examples for point of classification from inspiring English sources
Perhaps most important is the fluidity of this new conception of mental health: it is meant as a starting point of classification that will evolve along with the methodology and the findings.
For naturalists, the point of classification is to capture what is 'out there', value-neutral facts about the world that exist independently of those crafting the classification.
From a more scientific point of classification, emulsion polymerization belongs to the class of heterophase polymerizations, which comprises furthermore suspension, microsuspension, miniemulsion, microemulsion, dispersion, and precipitation polymerizations.
At each point of classification, there were at most (k+1) tables, since a new epidemic curve was either classified to a pre-existing epidemic group or to a new one based on the posterior probability of belonging to each of the groups.
The point of optimal classification was considered the point nearest to (0.1) of the absolute classification.
The important point of terrain classification using a DEM is that the result will depict geomorphologically appropriate classification if the DEM used is accurate.
In this paper, an adversary's view point of a classification based system, is presented.
Note: there is a possibility that our control sample includes military users if they never stated their membership in their profile descriptions and resided more than 50 miles away from any military facility at the point of user classification.
The description of TCIS classes, made by Fantechi et al. [39], was used as a starting point of our classification process because it fit well with our way of thinking on various points, starting from the assumption, that TCIS could in general be divided into a group of systems that are safety-oriented and those that are not.
We chose the median point of each classification.
Furthermore, from a systematic point of view, classification solely based on morphological characteristics has been a significant challenge.
