Sentence examples for geographic classification from inspiring English sources

(B) Its geographic classification changes.

According to the cluster dendrogram, it was possible to interpret spatial linkages between the clusters of character areas and types and to delineate geographic classification of the main landscapes in Side.

One reason catalogers will generally avoid using the field is that, while entering the date is unproblematic, the use of subfields b & c for the geographic classification code/subarea code will require a look-up in the G schedules and is required if 033 is made and a place is given in 518.

A substantial complication is introduced by changes in the geographic classification of areas in the CPS.

37 This analysis extends through 2003 (and not 2004, the last year before the geographic classification changed), because the ASEC files cover the previous year.

Geographic identifiers are suppressed (for confidentiality reasons) for 35 of these – some before and some after the change in geographic classification.

Geographic classifications used by museums originated in settler-colonialism and so define Euro-American rather than Indigenous concepts of territory.

Figure 1 Assessment of Matching of Geographic Classifications, ASEC Data, Share Black.

Socioeconomic status was derived from a deprivation score based on national small-area geographic classifications (22).

Results are presented for Africa, Asia, and Latin America/Caribbean following World Health Organization geographic classifications (United Nations 2012).

For the locational strata, we classified each health service as being located in a metropolitan, regional or remote area using the geographic classifications employed by the Victorian Department of Health.