Sentence examples for stop classifying from inspiring English sources
Libraries, too, should stop classifying Heidegger's collected works (which have been sanitized and abridged by his family) as philosophy and instead include them under the history of Nazism.
Spitzer's stance was notorious, because in 1973 he had been instrumental in getting the American Psychiatric Association to stop classifying homosexuality as a mental disorder in its diagnostic manual: a move seen at the time as a major victory for gay rights.
Assumption A is modified to use a high initial ERR (( hat{rho } ) = 0.148) and under this assumption, Fig. 7 shows NB classification to stop classifying patients for intervention far before optimal.
What is it about this program that is going to change things, so that we can stop classifying people by race?
For an ambiguous pattern, we stop classifying it into one of two classes.
Conversely, a group of Swift Boat veterans who organized to undercut John Kerry's war record helped doom his 2004 campaign, and a group of former members of the Navy SEALs this year has organized to assail Mr. Obama for what they call his politicizing of the Bin Laden raid and for not doing enough to stop classified security leaks.
The decision came just days after the 30th anniversary of when Sweden stopped classifying homosexuality as a disease.
The BBC and other media indicate that WikiLeaks has stopped publishing classified information.
Between then and around 1851, when the number of planets had reached 23, astronomers started using the word asteroid for the smaller bodies and then stopped naming or classifying them as planets.
The AI can learn as it goes that sometimes that red is faded and sometimes a white border will be obscured by a tree branch, but it can make changes as needed to classify stop signs as stop signs.
While Koch foundations donate to cancer hospitals like Memorial Sloan-Kettering in New York, Koch Industries has been lobbying to stop the Environmental Protection Agency from classifying another product important to its bottom line, formaldehyde, as a "known carcinogen" in humans (which it is).
