Sentence examples for his classifications from inspiring English sources

A review of the information released to the market on those days exposes the fallibility of his classifications.

His classifications, elaborated in Le Préhistorique: antiquité de l'homme (1882; "The Prehistoric: Man's Antiquity"), were revised in subsequent editions of the work.

Most biblical scholars since Gunkel have accepted his classifications, with perhaps some modifications, but have focussed increased attention on the setting, the Sitz im Leben, in which the psalms were sung.

His classifications range from "inner-city sky" (class 9), in which the only "pleasing telescopic views are the moon, the planets, and a few of the brightest star clusters", to a sky so dark "the Milky Way casts obvious diffuse shadows on the ground" (class 1).

Refining the principles of systematic botanical classification developed by the 16th-century Italian botanist Andrea Cesalpino, Bauhin was first to clearly delineate botanical species and groups of species, or genera, utilizing the concept of natural relationships, or "affinities," as criteria for his classifications.

For example, the general practitioner described in Table 2A had a low PA and a high RC, but his classifications did not deviate by more than 1 grade on the five-grade scale from the classifications made by the physicians in nuclear medicine.

Raj conducts a patient interview for his Classification Systems project.

His classification was particularly influential during the early 20th century.

Mr. Conklin does not see his classification as a set of rigid guidelines.

(Although his classification was later called into question, he was vindicated by DNA analysis in 2010).

His classification was officially being restored to cook, and his pay was being raised to $17.97.