Gender classifications, the Supreme Court has held, are appropriately adjudicated under heightened or "intermediate" scrutiny.
In some classifications the pegasids have been given their own order (Pegasiformes).
Nine years ago I chaired an inquiry into honours degree classifications, the system whereby UK students are awarded a first, a 2 1, a 2 2 or a third class degree, according to how they perform.
Modern understanding of the forms of bacteria dates from Ferdinand Cohn's brilliant classifications, the chief results of which were published at various periods between 1853 and 1872.
Recent reviews of two Bordeaux classifications — the grands crus of Saint-Émilion and the Crus Bourgeois of the Medoc region — resulted in extensive legal wrangling.
Romanesque architecture in the Low Countries is generally divided into four stylistic classifications: the style of Meuseland, the Scheldt district style, the style of the bishopric of Utrecht, and the style prevalent in the provinces of Groningen and Friesland.
Since there are differences of opinion among specialists as to which taxonomic characteristics should be given priority, there are certain to be alternate classifications, the acceptability of which depends on new information continually being discovered.
For classifications, the samples should be divided into generally more than two kinds.
And, if NC are incorrectly classified by neural classifications, the obtained class is EC (in majority).
Although SVM can perform both linear and nonlinear classifications, the basic SVM is a non-probabilistic binary linear classifier [13].
The fee for the tests will be $150 and it will cover standard aviation topics like airspace regulations and classifications, the effects of weather on drones and emergency procedures.
