Sentence examples for classify works from inspiring English sources

Dorner saw the museum not simply as an instrument of the Enlightenment that was designed to order and classify works of art of the past but as an "educational facility whose purpose is first to develop a taste for the subject and secondly, and more importantly, to illustrate the developments of the human spirit in its most independent and liveliest object in art".

It is instructive to classify works on issues surrounding it into two "generations".

Three principal axes are used to classify works: Robot, Environment and Communication.

We classify works in three areas using, for comparability, a taxonomy similar to the one appearing in the software engineering survey of Aleti et al. [104], which also covers design-time optimization studies, but does not focus on cloud computing.

After the anthrax attacks, HHS gained authority to classify work it funded but reportedly has never exercised that authority.

This parametrization serves as an organizational framework in which to classify work within the field and uncovers parameter combinations corresponding to novel mechanisms.

We used the 17 levels of the 2003 French classification of activities (NAF) to classify work economic sectors.

"Classified works well because of the urban concentration and lack of retail services in the regions," de Rycker told the Financial Times.

What it does mean, however, is that, given the history of the medium and of the ways of classifying works of painting, a library-type notation would be incompatible with established artistic practice.

In his Mellon lectures presented at the National Gallery in Washington in 1955 (published in 1957), Étienne Gilson classified works of art as Aristotelian substances (for background, see the entries on substance and Aristotle's metaphysics).

Lucent does "a significant amount of highly classified work" for the federal government, the letter said.