Sentence examples for steps of classifying from inspiring English sources

And the following steps of classifying various modulation types of signals are shown as follows: Step 1: ST-RFT spectrogram Computation.

If the Government cares about the poorest and most vulnerable in society then they must take the easy step of classifying all 084 numbers for what they are: premium rate services, so the watchdog, Phonepay Plus,  can close down these scams before they cripple too many more families.

It also criticizes the International Security Assistance Force, the NATO-organized coalinion in Afghanistan, for taking the unprecedented step of classifying an assessment of the Afghan force's fighting capabilities.

The first step of classifying patients is to determine the major diagnostic category, in which the main diagnosis and/or the interventions can be a principal classification criterion, which is to be further modified by comorbidity and age.

They suggest using anonymized versions of the data sets for a first linkage step that is capable of classifying a large portion of record pairs correctly as matches or mismatches.

The proposed recommendations represent a first step towards a uniform method of classifying trial outcomes and sponsorship.

In conclusion, the recommendations proposed in this article represent a first step towards a uniform method of classifying trial outcomes and sponsorship.

In the first step of the analysis, miRNAs capable of classifying tumour samples according to receptor status with an accuracy of 67to87%7% were identified.

This step, besides mapping accessory domains to the CBS provides the basis of classifying these proteins.

Lt. Col. Richard Lehner of the Air Force, a spokesman for the organization, said that no one was accusing Dr. Postol of releasing secrets but that the antimissile office was taking steps to classify the letter and its appended reports.

Europe has already taken steps to classify space as a critical sector and actions are under way to classify certain space assets as critical infrastructures deserving of increased measures of protection (Schmieer 2015).