They have now won medals in 21 of the 38 Olympic disciplines, a system of classification that divides, for example, volleyball into beach volleyball and the indoor game.
In 2009, Anil Aggrawal, a professor of forensic medicine at the Maulana Azad Medical College in New Delhi, proposed a new system of classification for necrophilia, which he described as "one of the most weird, bizarre, and revolting practices of abnormal and perverse sensuality".
There is not a specific system of classification for general knowledge.
Despite numerous attempts to develop a consistent system of classification for self-injurious behaviors [e.g., [ 15- 18]], a single system has not yet been widely accepted.
While these modifiers may not address all human phenotypes, they comprise a five-tier system of classification for variants relevant to Mendelian disease as addressed in this guidance.
GO is an international standard system of classification for the comprehensive description of the properties of genes and their products.
This study has provided a possible method for monitoring access, a system of hospital classification and a baseline for future analysis that will be helped by the inclusion of Dukes' staging in future cancer registration data.
The findings have been employed to derive slenderness parameters in a system of cross-section classification for elliptical hollow sections, and form the basis for the development of effective section properties for slender elliptical tubes.
Waldemar Lindgren, (born Feb. 14, 1860, Kalmar, Swed. died Nov. 3, 1939, Brighton, Mass., U.S.), Swedish-born American economic geologist noted for a system of ore classification that he detailed in his book Mineral Deposits (1913).
Leptospirosis is one of the most widespread zoonoses in the world and with over 260 pathogenic serovars there is an urgent need for a molecular system of classification.
