Sentence examples for possibility of grouping from inspiring English sources

We give an analysis of our algorithm, which is significantly different from the one-center algorithm due to the obvious possibility of grouping points wrongly under this streaming model.

In addition the technology and the statistical tools were different thereby reducing the possibility of grouping the analysis and making insights into the genotype-phenotype status of DS.

This opens the possibility of grouping agents according to the modes of feasible- or presumptively feasible-modification and this in turn reflects implicit policy choices: should, for instance, tobacco smoking be grouped within a category of "personal behaviours" or within a category of "environmental factors"?

The main benefits of this approach are as follows: firstly there is no need for any restriction on the kinematics' limits; secondly, the new formalism is insensitive to joint types of mechanism, as well as it has the possibility of grouping translations and rotations of the operational space together.

There's still the pay-off of the group stages, but with the added possibility of Groups of Death!

Borjas and Doran (2012a, b) highlight the possibility of group-level distributional losses.

A majority of those who defend the possibility of group actions in this context rely on linguistic analyses.

Not surprisingly, the primary focus of attention here has been with both the moral agency of groups in general and the possibility of group intentions in particular.

Riggs claims that Lackey's objections wrongly suppose that defenders of the credit thesis think that knowledge requires praiseworthiness, are too closely tied to Greco's particular account of credit (with its emphasis on explanatory salience), and also overlook the possibility of "group effort" in achievements.

Market fundamentalism excludes the possibility of group-think, assuming that buyers and sellers are rational, perfectly well informed, and motivated entirely by self-interest.

"We are concerned about the possibility of groups like the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) exploiting the refugee resettlement process to set up operatives in the West," they wrote, adding "we want to make sure the Syrian refugee program does not become a back door for jihadists".