Sentence examples for from the classifications of from inspiring English sources

The quartet topologies of Bergey's taxonomy are generated from the classifications of the 617 prokaryotic genomes described in Section 2.1.

From the classification of documents to the refusal to name detainees, the Bush administration's actions show a high regard for secrecy.

The series, she says, "derives its title from the classification of lace making in an early-20th-century Belgian census.

As Gourevitch said: "Of course, there is a lingering snobbery in the literary world that wants to exclude nonfiction from the classification of literature – to suggest that somehow it lacks artistry, or imagination, or invention, by comparison to fiction.

Fault diagnosis can be obtained from the classification of only one kind of information (knowledge) representation.

Therefore, Theorem 3.3 can be also derived from the classification of isotropic Riemannian manifolds (see [89], Theorems 8.12.2 and 8.12.8]).

Mill does not hesitate to voice objections to the exclusion of psychology from the classification of the sciences and to Comte's conception of biology.

It is known that in vivo selectivity can differ considerably from the expected selectivity stemming from the classification of Cry proteins, which is based on their structure [17].

He said: "The vast majority of costs in Alderney Airport are associated with fire and air traffic control, and that leads on from the classification of the airport.

Starting from the classification of built environment according to Rapoport's view, the "environment" consists of fixed, semi-fixed and unfixed elements (A.

Large sources of uncertainty within volcanic impact data arise from the classification of impacts into ISs and the often small sample size.