Sentence examples for classify is from inspiring English sources

The diversity of species we classify is growing because we are learning more about biodiversity.

Difficult to classify is the work of the 12th-century Bengal poet Jayadeva, who wrote the Gītagovinda ("Cowherd Song").

Still, the Pentagon's move to classify is unlikely to have much practical effect because the letter has circulated widely throughout the administration, Congress and the world, with hundreds, if not thousands, of electronic copies speeding across the Internet.

One difficult phenomenon to classify is transference of sense or reference (see Nunberg, Ward).

Each time when CLASSIFY is executed, it first selects randomly a task out of the unclassified task set Y ̂.

"This decision about what to classify is a very big deal, and it's something that the government has got to fix".

Today, 85% of classified is digital.

"Simply saying 'it's classified' is not enough," he said.

This figure shows that the highest recognition rate, 96.67%, is achieved when the number of hardest-to-classify is samples 12 for the top ten percent of the selected Gabor features with three scales and eight orientations.

Classifying is silly and difficult".

Last summer, the D.I.A. report, which was classified, was leaked.