Sentence examples for unified class from inspiring English sources

From this viewpoint, the idea of a single, unified class of workers began to emerge in China.

Figurative language does not constitute a unified class of linguistic materials that are understood by special figurative processes.

The new.NET framework creates a largely unified class library for many Microsoft languages, including C#, C++, Visual Basic, and JScript.

A unified class of knowledge intensive Petri nets is defined using the O-O knowledge-based Petri net approach and used as an AI protocol for handling both the integration and the negotiation problems among multi-agents.

"Respondents wish to sue for millions of employment decisions at once," Justice Antonin Scalia wrote in the leading opinion for the court in the 5-4 denyingn denying claims that the workers amount to a unified class.

Here, with a novel idea of circumventing the strong nonlinearity we show that it is possible to derive exact solutions in unified form for the whole class of elastic Hill materials.

Calling the existing facility built in 1939 "un-New York," Cuomo said the plan was not to renovate the old airport but to replace it with a "modern, unified, world-class airport".

For each matching pitch, a single natural property does unify the class.

While it seems unlikely that there is any one factor that unifies this class of theories, perhaps there is a cluster of factors — a common or overlapping set of theoretical constructs, for example, or a shared methodology.

Recently, a vector equilibrium problem has received lots of attention because it unifies several classes of problems, for instance, vector variational inequality problems, vector optimization problems, vector saddle point problems and vector complementarity problems, for details, see [2] and the references therein.

This paper unifies several classes of local optimization methods and proposes efficient and new methods for power spectrum optimization by observing that methods for reaching the local optimal points can often be expressed in the form of an iterative function evaluation.