Sentence examples for stable classes from inspiring English sources

Last, the Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP) argues that classed should always depend upon more stable classes.

It is designed to help neuroscientists quantitatively and objectively measure neuronal features, assign neurons to stable classes, and share their results between laboratories.

Both commission error (CE) and omission error (OE) were low for static forest cover in each epoch and for the stable classes between epochs (CE < 3%, OE < 22%), but errors were larger for forest loss (45% ≤ CE < 62%, 47% < OE < 55%) and gain (66% ≤ CE < 85%, 61% < OE < 84%).

We also noted several domain types such as SH2 and SH3 known to be involved in signal transduction that were over-represented in both the P1 and P2 stable classes [ 28].

This data-driven clustering allowed us to define stable classes of CpG loci demonstrating similar patterns of methylation, which we used to examine associations between methylation of these classes of CpGs and LINE-1 or AluYb8 methylation.

Briefly, four-step methodology for elucidating core, stable classes of data from a complex, multidimensional data set was as follows: (1) A variety of clustering algorithms were run on the data set including Hierarchical, K-means, Partitioning around medoids, Adaptive resonance theory and Fuzzy c-means.

One benefit of this continental model is the creation of a more stable class of long-term renters.

In addition, a very stable class of organometallic coordination compounds has provided impetus to the development of organometallic chemistry.

But the buildings are home to a stable class of employers who are tapping the supply of newest immigrants to Greenpoint, mostly Hispanic people.

Religious leaders, media pundits and elected officials have all squandered their authority and credibility on partisan politics and hypocritical moral posturing, and we have never had the stable class of government functionaries that in France plays an important stabilizing role.

His abundance of it is a result of his background (stable), class (upper), schooling (élite), and disposition ("Red hair confuses people," he told me, making an asset, and a joke, of a feature that a less secure actor might have bemoaned).