Sentence examples for classifying and naming from inspiring English sources

Taxonomy, or the branch of science concerned with classifying and naming species, is thriving, they write.

This paper proposes a structure for classifying and naming different treatment wetland (TW) design alternatives, based on physical design traits.

That happened in 2006, a few months after New Horizons launched and about a year before Dawn did, at a meeting of the International Astronomical Union, the organization that is in charge of classifying and naming celestial objects.

Like the butterfly collector who takes beautiful, living things only to chloroform them and mount them, I want to catch colours, match them according to pigment or dye type, and stick a pin in them; literally nail them down, as if by classifying and naming a colour I am killing it.

It is important to be able to distinguish feldspar group minerals from other rock-forming minerals and from one another because their presence (versus absence), along with their relative quantities, serves as the basis for classifying and naming many rocks, especially those of igneous origin.

Subsequent chapters cover the fundamentals of classifying and naming fungi and current methods for isolation and enumeration, including general and special purpose media, incubation conditions, etc.

What a taxonomist does is to classify and name new species.

Dr. Melnick is credited with being the first to conceptualize, classify and name a number of virus groups, including enteroviruses.

Most of the world's wines used to be classified and named by the area or town they were from.

What's more, the overwhelming majority of those microbes has never been seen before, let alone classified and named, the researchers report.

There are several other types and subtypes of tumours, classified and named according to several criteria, including their outward appearance, cellular composition, cellular origin, and activity.