Sentence examples for which discriminating from inspiring English sources

We performed a principal component analysis and discriminant analysis (PCA-DA, in which discriminating components are calculated with foreknowledge of the samples) on all ion features.

And her book has a few more hints of how that voice, which discriminating listeners today would write off as "a little goes a long way," drew packed houses for decades.

In the proposed fault diagnosis method, vibration signals, acquired from a running induction motor, are first converted to gray-scale images from which discriminating texture features are determined and fault classification is performed.

The most well-known subspace analysis technique is subspace clustering which is illustrated in Fig. 2. Subspace clustering algorithms search for clusters not in the whole data space, but within different subsets of dimensions (called subspaces) in which discriminating clusters can be found [14].

From a theoretical perspective, the addition of distractor options which discriminate appropriately (negatively) should improve the overall item discrimination [ 18].

The result is an account of virtue which discriminates among pleasures, as any virtue ethics should; but the criterion of discrimination reflects the distinction between being and becoming.

Discriminant function analysis is used to select a subset of 12 items which discriminate well between possible cases of minor psychiatric morbidity and normals in the community.

It is not advocating specific actions against counties or companies which discriminate against LGBT individuals.

What is unfair is not Title IX -- it is Title IX's enforcement of proportionality, which discriminates against men.

He has refused to repeal the blasphemy law or the detested Hudood ordinances, which discriminate against women.

Combine sex slavery with India's caste system, which discriminates against "untouchables," and its habit of burning women whose dowries are insufficient.