Sentence examples for classification guide from inspiring English sources

A classification guide for NSA employees and contractors on Bullrun outlines in broad terms its goals.

A more general NSA classification guide reveals more detail on the agency's deep partnerships with industry, and its ability to modify products.

When the first Joint Classification Guide sponsored by the American Dahlia Society and the Central States Dahlia Society was issued in 1949 the Orchid-flowered dahlias were listed as a class.

Everything else was classified via derivative classification, adhering to the CIA's comparatively detailed "security classification guide". We simply do not know whether these many derivative classifications were truly derivative, or whether this practice suggests that the Obama administration is as willing to classify information as its predecessors.

A classification guide tree is used to help the group division process.

The American Psychiatric Association has removed gender identity disorder from its list of mental disorders in its most recent classification guide, the DSM-V, saying that gender nonconformity should not be classified as a mental disorder in itself — only if an individual is clinically distressed over gender dysphoria.

This new classification guided us in splint shaping and positioning.

For instance, he said, the Defense Department has canceled some 82 outdated "classification guides," written instructions on what should be secret.

That turns out to be only 4 percent of the department's classification guides, he said, but the review is not over.

Two classification guides say that the N.S.A. used the orders during a transition to the enactment of the Protect America Act, an August 2007 law in which Congress legalized the program.

Unlike the BoVW, our model is able to learn how to perform feature extraction, feature encoding, and classification guided by the classification error.