Sentence examples for a scheme for classifying from inspiring English sources
In 1961 Gell-Mann and Yuval Ne'eman, an Israeli theoretical physicist, independently proposed a scheme for classifying previously discovered strongly interacting particles into a simple, orderly arrangement of families.
Utilizing new methods and results of petrographic research, Rosenbusch wrote a companion volume, Die mikroskopische Physiographie der massigen Gesteine (1877; "The Microscopic Physiography of the Massive Rocks"), presenting a scheme for classifying rocks.
A scheme for classifying the range of existing and emerging sensing techniques is presented.
Rinzel [17] introduced a scheme for classifying bursting mechanisms based on the bifurcation structure of the so-called fast subsystem where the slow variable is treated as a parameter.
A scheme for classifying a diagnosis recorded in the text records was developed as follows: Blank : there is no information in the text relating to diagnosis of either a benign or malignant condition, or that ovarian cancer is suspected.
We derived a scheme for classifying and annotating likely functional lncRNAs in mammals.
The single major outcome of the meeting was a publication describing a new scheme for classifying the glycoside hydrolases [ 1], which became a forerunner of the establishment of the CAZy (for 'Carbohydrate-Active enZymes') database [ 2] and website [ 3].
In 1851 Sharpe published a monograph entitled The Seven Periods of English Architecture, a small book of about 50 pages suggesting a new scheme for classifying the styles of English ecclesiastical architecture "from the Heptarchy to the Reformation".
Figure 2 depicts a simple scheme for classifying photoreactions based on the requirement for a catalyst and whether a reaction proceeds by a direct or indirect mechanism, as further described below.
This difficulty was overcome by using an established coding scheme for classifying instrumental and reactive violence.
The existing scheme for classifying eating disorders is a historical accident that is a poor reflection of clinical reality.
