Sentence examples for comparing and classifying from inspiring English sources
The Weberian typology has been elaborated by a number of writers who have found it particularly useful for comparing and classifying the political orders of the non-Western world.
We illustrate our approach by comparing and classifying 257 laser profiles, with a length of 64 measurements (448 m), that were collected by the BRGM in French Guiana over three main landscape units with distinct geomorphological and ecological characteristics.
This paper introduces the property object, a tool for describing, comparing and classifying all interests in land and natural resources using five key attributes: the objective, actions regulated, spatial extent, duration and the people impacted.
Scientific discourse commonly includes (1) data associated with observing, questioning, collecting, and describing; (2) patterns with hypothesizing, designing, organizing, analyzing, comparing, and classifying; and (3) theories with evaluating, concluding, discussing, and generalizing (Duschl and Osborne 2002; Lemke 1998; Nystrand and Gamoran 1991; Scott 2008; Zimmerman 2007).
Aiming to organize this information into a useful tool for comparing, relating and classifying already identified concerns and solutions as well as future ones, we also present a taxonomy proposal for cloud computing security.
Hospitals may be compared and classified in various ways: by ownership and control, by type of service rendered, by length of stay, by size, or by facilities and administration provided.
CDPs are useful to compare and classify chemical libraries.
Basic properties of ten different concrete mixtures were tested, compared and classified in terms of possible applications.
The true hydrographs obtained from the Peninsular India can be visually compared and classified into groups of identical classes.
Distances between points in the space of principal components correspond to their likeness, so compare and classify them.
