Sentence examples for the classes referred from inspiring English sources

In his Formal Logic of 1847, De Morgan pointed out that all writers on logic had assumed that the classes referred to in a categorical proposition were non-empty.

The measure also discriminated against the class referred to as Indo-Europeans, who were thus barred from promotion above the level of "the lowliest civil service jobs".

One of the LRR classes, referred to as Plant Specific LRRs has been shown to be under diversifying selection in several R proteins [ 41– 41].

The members of this class, referred to as diatoms, are essentially unicellular, although chains of cells and colonial aggregations may occur [ 6].

Chroma/PCP or Pitch Class Profile represents the distribution of signal energy among the pitch classes (refer to Section 2.3).

The indicated classes refer to one Kow magnitude.

The term, used in Kemalist Turkey by the political class, referred to an informal grouping of oligarchs, senior military and intelligence operatives and organized crime, who ran the state along anti-democratic lines regardless of who was formally in power.

Correction: November 5, 2000, Sunday A chart last Sunday illustrating definitions of the middle class referred incorrectly to families' average spending on fuel.

For in-class questions, data were included for a given lesson only if students completed all three questions for that lesson the prequestion at the beginning of class, the same question repeated at the end of class (referred to here as the postquestion), and the new question appearing only at the end of class.

Classes refer to the phylogentic relationships between the Arabidopsis and rice proteins in the clade as described in the text.

Some particularly problematic classes refer to the relative arrangement of parts or attachments within the whole molecule.