Sentence examples for section discrimination from inspiring English sources
Faulty section discrimination is performed by extracting the relative polarities of the front slopes at the terminals of each section generated by the fault current.
Accordingly while the reading section discrimination coefficients were analysed using parametric one-way ANOVAs, the structure section coefficients were analysed using non-parametric Friedman tests.
For the reading section discrimination coefficients, the one way ANOVAs conducted separately on the z-transformed Rpbis and the DI coefficients established that there were no significant differences between the mean values of each of the sets of coefficients (z-transformed Rpbis: F = 0.241, p > 0.05; DI: F = 0.545, p > 0.05; df = 2, 21).
The TUC has an FAQ section on discrimination and harassment.
But Section 8 discrimination remains a widespread problem, housing advocates, tenant lawyers and voucher holders say.
The section on discrimination against girls — an issue on which Sen is an unquestioned expert — also cries out for a more prescriptive analysis.
The Sensenbrenner bill to replace the Section 4 discrimination formula underscores existing partisan divisions: despite exempting state voter-I.D. laws from federal scrutiny, the bill still can't attract more than a handful of G.O.P. co-sponsors.
In accordance with results presented in the last section, the discrimination ability of the modified W8 method was much improved relative to the unmodified W8 method.
This year, in the section on racial discrimination, it claimed: 'Racial discrimination is a deep-rooted social illness in the United States.' The statistics quoted are mostly accurate but selective, chosen to highlight lingering problems while ignoring all the evidence of blacks and minorities entering the American economic mainstream.
Now in fact, this raises the extremely important question of whether such discriminations are necessary for self-knowledge, but further discussion will be delayed until section 3. The discrimination sub-literature usually addresses the "slow switching" arguments rather than the incompatibilist's reductio.
Section 1 prohibited discrimination by race.
