Sentence examples for a scheme of classification from inspiring English sources

According to the Oxford English Dictionary (Dictionaries 2010), a taxonomy is "a scheme of classification".

To see the point of this reply, we must see that the standard way of identifying the real nature of a human being is simply to place it in its genus and identify its specific difference, but it is arguable that doing this in the case of a substance gives us no new information, but only places the thing in the right spot in a scheme of classification.

The next three sections describe a scheme for classification of the various types of reactions that are typically encountered, along with distinguishing features of these reactions and commonly used multiphase reactor types.

Examples are given for each of four categories in a simple scheme of classification based on the mechanism of reaction.

Detailed scrutiny of 23 sHsp sequences enabled us to categorize these proteins in a revised scheme of classification constituting of 16 cytoplasmic/nuclear, 2 ER, 3 mitochondrial, 1 plastid and 1 peroxisomal genes.

Thereafter, an improved scheme of classification of superfamilies was made [flowchart shown in Figure  9].

It is not yet clear whether other mixed patterns result from technical procedures in different laboratories or whether a more complicated scheme of classification will evolve as more atypical patterns are discovered.

This book is best remembered for its stylish demonstration of the ways in which all schemes of classification produce anomalies: whether the pangolin for the Lele, or the God incarnate of Catholic theology.

While catalogs aim to identify and list items in a collection, schemes of classification have a more general application in arranging documents in a sequence that will make sense and be helpful to the user.

Thomas Reid's (1710 1796) moral philosophy does not neatly fit into this scheme of classification.

In the end, the scheme of classification of biomass modeling populations was presented.