Sentence examples for subclass of water from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, as a subclass of water, a river need additional complementary information provided by the other four feature types (LBP, Gabor, HOG and Gist) besides color moment.

Anthocyanins, a subclass of water-soluble colored flavonoids, provide red, blue and purple pigmentation to different organs of a wide range of higher plants [ 1].

PIP1 4 is a subclass of aquaporins that have low water transport properties in vitro, but may have interactive effects with PIP2 proteins which are known to transport water [ 14].

Mining included a range of subclasses from water bodies to exposed soil surfaces.

Covalent triazine-based frameworks (CTFs) are a subclass of conjugated microporous polymers (CMPs) that can be used as organic photocatalysts for photocatalytic hydrogen evolution from water.

But, he added, "there is a small subclass" of defendants who fare badly on their own.

"We have created a subclass of patients like Philoctetes with modern medicine," Mr. Doerries said.

Vulture describes the siblings of The Nest as belonging to a "subclass of Brooklynite – the trust fund listless".

Dr. Sanders's doctoral studies of animal life in soft sediments led him to discover a new subclass of primitive crustaceans.

Peedell says Hewitt's Modernising Medical Careers programme was a blueprint to create "a permanent subclass" of cheap, undertrained subspecialists for the private sector.

Meyer's lawsuit seeks class-action status on behalf of Uber passengers nationwide who have used the app and a subclass of passengers subjected to surge pricing.