Sentence examples for work on classifying from inspiring English sources

Section "Related work" discusses related work on classifying security issues, vulnerabilities, or attacks in virtualized environments.

There has been a lot of previous work on classifying static expression datasets.

Sean Henry, a former FBI cybersecurity official, has said think tanks make valuable targets for cyberspies because they provide policy research for federal agencies, and their employees often join the government and work on classified data.

The rest of the paper is structured as follows: The previous works on classifying voice data are reviewed in Section 2; specifically their time-series transformation and feature extraction techniques are highlighted.

The analysis and generation of knowledge in this work rely on classifying the extracted information.

This work focuses on classifying the impedance data of potable water of single electrode multi-frequency (SEMF), single frequency multi-electrode (SFME) and multi-frequency multi-electrode (MFME) and GA, with PSO being used to optimize MFME response.

In their final draft report, Pentagon investigators also found that Mr. Deutch "declined departmental requests that he allow security systems to be installed in his residence," where he sometimes worked on classified documents.

"What you don't know about him is that he's worked on classified stuff.

Private Bradley Manning joined the US Army in 2007 and was posted to Baghdad, where he worked on classified army networks.

The conjecture was made in 1904 by the French mathematician Henri Poincaré, who was working on classifying manifolds when he noted that three-dimensional manifolds posed some special problems.

Of the total number of science staff at the museum, in 1998 half were working on classifying organisms and their relationships to each other; 15 years later, they were barely a third of the total cohort.