Sentence examples for the developed classes from inspiring English sources

Based on the land use characteristics of the developed classes, a remapping scheme was developed to map the developed high-intensity and developed medium-intensity classes to the urban living environment class and the developed low-intensity and developed open-space classes to the suburban living environment class.

Furthermore, we observed by analyzing the code of test classes that in some cases, the developed JUnit classes do not cover all the methods of the corresponding software classes but only one or two complex methods.

The NLCD-2001 containscation contains four developed classes: developed high intensity, developed medium intensity, developed low intensity, and developed open space.

Recently developed classes of ultraminiaturized wireless devices provide powerful capabilities in neuroscience research, as implantable light sources for simulation/inhibition via optogenetics, as integrated microfluidic systems for programmed pharmacological delivery and as multimodal sensors for physiological measurements.

These recently developed class of MOF adsorbents represent a breakthrough finding in the removal of traces CO2 using physical adsorption.

Despite its ethnicised and occasionally violent politics – and the growing menace of the al-Shabaab terror group which has carried out attacks and triggered fears it might try to disrupt the visit – Kenya boasts one of the best developed middle classes on the continent and has proved a big draw for US and European investors in recent years.

Condominiums, apartment complexes, and row houses are typical living environments in the developed high-intensity class.

Conversely, the developed open-space class commonly includes very low-density suburban environments with large-lot single-family housing units along with parks and golf courses.

They integrated the RePast toolkit (http://repast.sourceforge.net) with in-house-developed classes for representing molecules, reactions and sub-cellular compartments.

That's the middle class in the developed world and the upper class in poor countries.

A modified NLCD classification system (Fry et al. 2011; http://www.mrlc.gov/nlcd06_leg.php) was used for the final land-cover layers, in which the four NLCD (urban) developed classes were combined into one urban/developed class and the deciduous and mixed forest categories were combined into a deciduous/mixed forest class.