Sentence examples for classification people from inspiring English sources

In his classification, "people participation level" is the horizontal axis, and "people," as one of the sources of proposal, is one category on the vertical axis.

During the soil classification people indicated four soil types: blakka doti (black soil, rich in humus), santi doti (sandy soil), potto potto (clay) and redi doti (red soil) (Table  2).

While human beings are capable of abstract thought, many of the classifications people make seem to be concrete discriminations.

Fernald's findings indicate that the classification of people into imagery types was likely to less straightforward than had previously been realized, as the modes of imagery people report are sensitive to situational and contextual variables.

Domestic worker classification includes people recruited as cleaners, maids, cooks, gardeners and drivers.

The law allows the government to award a special classification to people who provide useful information to law enforcement authorities.

But more to the point, Palestinian non-combatants are not mere civilians, but possess something more real, more alive, more sovereign than a distancing legal classification: the people in Gaza are citizens.

But some doctors say that until those specific genetic factors are known, race can be a convenient classification because people of the same race tend to share certain genetic characteristics.

"There are many legitimate contractors," said Ms. Joerg, a partner in Wessels & Pautsch, "and to categorize all of them as tax cheats and take away all of the entrepreneurial advantages of being an independent contractor" and "imposing additional costs onto independent contractors just to discourage the classification of people as independent contractors is misguided".

The psychologist Betsy Sparrow calls it "gaming the system" — and the data on who chooses to redshirt bears out that classification: the people most likely to redshirt their children are those who can most afford to do so — that is, the white and the wealthy.

It concerns the classification of people on the basis of observed or inferred characteristics.