Sentence examples for elaborate classification from inspiring English sources

Some of the more elaborate classification tables list 80 different varieties.

Traditional Chinese pathology is also dependent on the theory of the yin and the yang; this led to an elaborate classification of diseases in which most of the types listed are without scientific foundation.

Books VII X, which concern various sorts of numbers, especially primes, and various sorts of ratios, are seldom studied now, despite the importance of the masterful Book X, with its elaborate classification of incommensurable magnitudes, to the later development of Greek geometry.

More recently, Adams [6] presents a comprehensive survey of AQM along with an elaborate classification and comparison of its proposed variants and its use in the wireless context.

Thirdly, jobs are classified into only three categories – low-, medium- and high-skill – while a more elaborate classification might yield additional insights.

The dataset of small RNAs were derived from deepBase [ 26], which integrates a number of small RNA experiments and uses an elaborate classification schema to classify small RNA loci.

As we incorporate tens of millions of additional functional elements into our database and perform more elaborate classifications, a command line interface will become too cumbersome to use.

This difficulty can be partly avoided by an elaborate and detailed classification of imports on the basis of the stage of finishing (e.g., raw materials or finished goods), but such a procedure makes for extremely long and complicated tariff schedules.

Martins dos Santos (1946) elaborate another classification depends on the morphology and position of each palatine rugae.

We agree, and hope to elaborate this classification in the future.

We built upon these frameworks to elaborate a classification mirroring the WHO six building blocks as many countries used the six building blocks framework when requesting funds from the Global Fund.