Sentence examples for terms of the class from inspiring English sources

The concept of dialectical materialism which is a theoretical basis for a method of reasoning should not be confused with "historical materialism," which is the Marxist interpretation of history in terms of the class struggle.

Assuming the lyrics aren't about driving a Range Rover and cooking with an Aga (which, as far as I can work out, Coldplay's are not), then I think we're on dangerously prescriptivist ground, reminiscent of Soviet art, if we're judging music in terms of the class of its makers.

For example, in analysis, we distinguish the nominal group from the verbal group in terms of the class of item functioning as the head element of the unit.

Russell's letter frames the paradox first in terms of the predicate P = 'being a predicate which cannot be predicated of itself', and then in terms of the class of all those classes that are not members of themselves.

Identifying the neighbourhoods of stochastic models in terms of the class of ε-contaminated probability distribution, he derived an estimator that minimizes the maximum degradation of performance possible for an ॉ-deviation from the assumption.

In the relational clause network of systems under transitivity, we have not only the presence/absence of particular elements of structure shown as realizing terms in a system, but also detailed specification of what these elements of structure are themselves realized by in terms of the class of unit of the rank next below.

I can see some similarities between Destiny and Borderlands in terms of the classes and the way in which loot works.

The experimental results on 43 datasets downloaded from the University of California at Irvine (UCI) show that the proposed LVDM significantly outperforms VDM in terms of the class-probability estimation performance of distance-based learning algorithms.

= Yes, if there is a nested structure in the data in terms of the classes or grades to which the participants belonged.

Understanding a classificatory hierarchy extensionally, that is, in terms of the classes of things denoted, the classes higher up are clearly the larger, 'containing' the classes lower down as subclasses (e.g., the class of animals includes the class of human beings as one of its subclasses).

Under the terms of the class-action settlement, announced in court papers dated Thursday, claims against the directors and officers will be settled for around $105 million.