Sentence examples for subject belongs from inspiring English sources

As always, the last word on the subject belongs to Anita.

For the first time the census-takers will ask which of three sexes male, female or "other"—the subject belongs to, and record how many Indians have electricity, toilets and permanent dwellings.

"The Devil's Cloth," despite its apparent quirkiness of subject, belongs to a now venerable tradition of "new" historical writing in France that began by rejecting the history of events and regimes and has evolved along increasingly radical lines, ambitiously examining the givens of experience itself.

The class structure is latent: there is no a priori assumption concerning the latent class to which a given subject belongs.

The CFI is designed to assess both the cultural or ethnic groups that the subject belongs to and the ways in which those groups understand the problem and affect the subject's experience of it.

The CLASCAL analysis yields a spatial representation of the stimuli on the dimensions, with the specificity of each stimulus, the probability that each subject belongs to each latent class, and the weights or saliences of each salient perceptual dimension for each class.

Although the two traded barbs about the apocalypse for several minutes, the biggest applause line on the subject belonged to the former Hewlett-Packard C.E.O.

In this study, majority of group 1 subject belonged to class I skeletal base followed by class II and class III skeletal bases, respectively (Table 9).

As a first approximation, two experiences of a given subject belong to the same determinable X if and only if the subject believes them to represent the same object.

If different replicates for the same subject belong to different classes (such as measurements taken at different time points), only replicate-level classification is produced.

Thus, the training face images are labelled according to the subject, belonging to the same class all the images obtained from the same person.