Sentence examples for a third classification from inspiring English sources

Shupe wanted another option, a third classification, and found an ally in Portland lawyer Lake Perriguey.

A third classification is into 12 bases (ayatanas), which is a list of six cognitive faculties and their objects.

A third classification scheme is based on reactivity specifically, the types of chemical reactions that the compounds are likely to undergo.

"It would be a nice if there was a third classification," Casertano said.

San Francisco-based employment and civil rights attorney Cliff Palefsky isn't aware of any real movement toward a third classification, either.

Through all of these legal and moral difficulties, the debate remains the same: Should contractors be considered employees or is the solution to create a third classification of worker?

St.-Pierre and Talbot consistently rank higher than other Fourth Growths, while properties like Gloria and Lalande-Borie, which are in a second classification called Cru Bourgeois, almost always perform above their assigned group.

In particular, we make a first classification in point-to-point and multiple-point problems.

A second classification [12] divides existing methods in predictive and nonpredictive.

Two separation factors, calculated from the retention of carotenoid pigments used as probe, allowed to draw a first classification diagram.

A first classification of the change in the properties of a material relies on either 'bulk' or 'surface' effects.