Sentence examples for classification from from inspiring English sources

A 2012 survey found 75% of top employers required a 2 1 classification from applicants.

He wants to change Riverhead's state classification, from a "second-class" town to a "suburban" town.

J. William Leonard, the top official overseeing document classification from 2002 until January, challenged the classifying of legal analyses.

One of the most impressive shows was the experimental, site-specific You Me Bum Bum Train in Bethnal Green, which defied classification from its title onwards.

Our school officials suggested to change her classification from "autism" to "multiple disabilities" and change her placement from inclusion to 12 1 1 (small) class in middle school.

Generally, any earnings from property (rent, interest, dividends) take their classification from the property that yields them.

A caption on Friday with a photograph of a spotted eagle ray that killed a woman when it leaped from the water and jumped in her boat gave an incorrect classification from The Associated Press for the animal.

They diagnosed C with histrionic or narcissistic personality disorder, a classification from the US-based DSM diagnostic system, which is commonly used along with the now under-review WHO method.

Online music videos will carry an age classification from October as part of a pilot scheme by YouTube, music video service Vevo and the British Board of Classification to protect children from "graphic content", David Cameron has announced.

Instead it relies on statistical classification from many features.

Changing the classification from True Positive to False Negative (IDIR).