Sentence examples for common classification scheme from inspiring English sources

Information bodies could use the taxonomy to communicate more effectively as the taxonomy would provide a common classification scheme.

A common classification scheme was used for a visual interpretation of Corona images from the 1960s and an automated classification of Landsat scenes from 1986, 2000/2001 and 2009.

A common classification scheme based on the exposure groups identified by Tinnerberg et al. (16) was adopted.

Instead of transforming the data into a common classification scheme for each one of these fields, we create CDEs that record each field definition from each data source.

We formulate rules that map the differently defined data fields into a common classification scheme using the Jena Semantic Web Framework.

Once the data has been transformed according to a METABRIC schema, we can use SQIV to query across differently defined data fields by mapping the differently defined data fields into a common classification scheme.

Use of a common habitat classification scheme serves as a foundation to communicate about resources and issues between multiple stakeholders and management groups in a common language.

The finding that 18S rRNA joins Phlebobranchia and Aplousobranchia into a common clade supports the classification scheme of Enterogona and Pleurogona.

The use of population density and the proximity to an urban/metro area to define level of rurality is common to many classification schemes, including the Rural-Urban Continuum Codes (RUCCs) [ 38] and the Urban Influence Codes (UICs) [ 39].

This classification scheme for nonmalignant disorders of the oesophagus and the common disorders in each category can be seen in Fig. 1.

The seed zone classification scheme chosen included eleven seed zones with the seven most common seed zones labeled 1 7.