Sentence examples for some sort of analysis from inspiring English sources

Chances are, Twitter probably does go through some sort of analysis of your Twitter feed and other things to verify that @LadyGaGa and @finkd and @aplusk are legit.

Even strong modal fictionalists can in principle think that there is some sort of analysis or reduction of the modal to what the contents of the fiction are without taking the further step of thinking that the modal facts and facts about the content of the fiction are one and the same.

Such scrambling, however, makes the data useless for some sorts of analysis.

While it is virtually impossible to understand American politics and society in the early 20th century without some sort of class analysis, social classes are not static groups that behave one way and speak in one voice.

Most methods developed so far for analysing clinical images have used some sort of texture analysis.

It uses sinusoidal modelling, and so it is particularly useful in areas that include some sort of harmonic analysis.

Several works proposed the use of some sort of harmonic analysis in order to reveal the presence of higher harmonic components[10 12].

He also said Mr Thompson expected the Trust Unit to do "some sort of jigsaw analysis of various pieces of paper in order to work out what he means".

What's really needed is some sort of general analysis of what types of theories the experiment can and cannot test, he says.

In his own theory of classification, he seemed to regard some sort of cluster analysis as holding the key to creating really useful classifications.

Hale's dilemma is directed primarily against fictionalists who take the literal content of their fiction to be false, and those fictionalists prepared to ascribe some other status to their fictional claims avoid the dilemma as initially stated (though this route may encounter difficulties of its own, especially if it retains some sort of conditional analysis of the "according to PW" prefix).