Based on more recent research of this type, Stawarczyk et al. (2010) has introduced a two-way classification of stimulus-independent and task-unrelated thoughts (SITUTs).
A three-member Classification Committee Committeee) convenes to review the proposed classification and to hold a hearing.
Canadian gun-control laws are constructed around a three-tier classification system.
To obtain a three-fold classification similar to the Is and Ir we used the nested-means procedure74.
To achieve a three-fold classification comparable to the Is and Ir, we used the nested-means procedure66.
The German Egyptologist Karl Richard Lepsius, for example, arrived at a three-way classification of the languages on the continent: a northern zone, a middle zone, and a southern zone.
The new definition offered today would set up a three-tiered classification scheme with eight "planets"; a group of "dwarf-planets" that would include Pluto, Ceres, Xena and many other icy balls in the outer solar system; and thousands of "smaller solar system bodies," like comets and asteroids.
As Sozykin competes in the 470 Men's Class, which is a two-person racing classification, World Sailing has recommended the Russian Olympic Committee will have the opportunity to nominate a late replacement," it said.
In such work, a four-layer material classification network with 493,226 trainable weights and biases was able to discern crumbled and chipped concrete from good concrete, as well as other materials such as ballast, rail and fasteners, with an accuracy of 95.02%.
An example was the then widely used vasodilator hydralazine whose sodium-retaining and tachycardic effects made its administration recommendable only with a diuretic or a β-blocker, with, thus, a classification as a 2nd- or 3rd-choice drug (1).
In the mid-19th century a new classification called the "wool grade count system" came about to replace the previous system based on the bloodlines of the sheep themselves.
