Sentence examples for under classes from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, all the 36 samples are categorized under classes 1 and 2 of Doneen's chart (Domenico and Schwartz 1990).

Finally, Korea' politics couldn't reflect the real spectrum of civil society, daily grievances of the working class, peasants and other under classes.

According to the PI values, 99% of the samples come under Class III (PI >75%) and the remaining 1% of the samples under classes I and II (PI ranges from 25 to 75%) category during PRM and all the samples fall in class III during POM.

For example, there was no overlap in the genes listed under classes of epigenetics, metabolism and catabolism, responses to stress, or cellular transport.

Within the models, a Maximum Likelihood algorithm is used, whereby the sites are allocated under classes of different ω probabilities.

Socially disadvantaged groups (corresponding to the working and under classes) have tended to be pictured as dirty, lazy, immoral, and without the capacity to resist their inclinations [ 37].

What about security for the rest of us -- the middle class and the under class?

In terms of comic value, a Saudi Arabian woman Olympian is in the same athletic under-class as Eddie the Eagle or Eric the Eel.

After elementary school, she moved to her mother's cramped apartment in Keur Mbaye Fall, one of Dakar's sprawling, under-class suburbs.

Constable's discussion about this cultural phenomenon in Beijing more than a decade ago ends with several questions for further research, one of which was, 'Who, among China's new under-classes, cannot afford such indulgences?' (Constable 2006: 53).

Ethnography of China's under-classes (e.g. Pun 2005; Yan 2008), while mostly focusing on their labour and production activities, nevertheless also uncovers the aspirational nature of consumption of rural migrants.