Salafsky, N. et al. A standard lexicon for biodiversity conservation: unified classifications of threats and actions.
By merely asking that Washington be more inclusive in its classification of those under threat, the critique, one supported by many progressives, allows the U.S. government to remain the arbiter of who belongs and who does not, thus ensuring future waves of deportation.
To identify the threat classification of the chondrichthyan species in the fin trade, we included records of the most numerous species used in the Hong Kong fin trade as well as those species with the most-valued fins (Clarke et al., 2006, 2007; Clarke, 2008).
Detection of threats can be reduced to a mere classification between good and bad events.
Ardagna et al. [13] present a wide overview and classification of 306 scientific publications addressing vulnerabilities, threats, attacks in clouds and corresponding solutions, classified in different levels: application, tenant-on-tenant, and provider-on-tenant/tenant-on-provider.
Our analysis of threats to validity of the study was based on the classification adopted by Wohlin et al. (2012).
The evidence for this is in the thing mass surveillance does best, which is not catching terrorists, but disrupting legitimate political opposition, from Occupy to the RCMP's classification of "anti-petroleum" activists as a threat to national security.
The present study uses an original survey experiment to examine how demographic threat affects US Whites' classification of racially ambiguous Latinos.
All threat variables were combined into a single matrix to support a statistical classification of the estuaries.
... classification of estuaries.
