Sentence examples for in classifications from inspiring English sources

Last year, the state's high school athletic association passed a rule requiring teams to play sports in classifications based on enrollment, rather than playing up to their level of competition, as Evangel does now.

The rats were shipped from a United States Department of Agriculture-approved West Coast processor that supplies pet owners with humanely killed, individually flash-frozen rodents, in classifications ranging from "jumbo" to "fuzzy".

In classifications published between 1950 and 1975, Pama-Nyungan was identified as a genetic subfamily; but the remaining languages were divided into some 25 to 30 subfamilies, some with just a single language, each descending separately from Proto-Australian.

Three events were contested in Brazil on Saturday, with the men – in classifications PT1, PT2 and PT4 – diving into the water at the western end of Rio de Janeiro's Copacabana beach then swimming 750m in open water, cycling 20km and finishing with a 5km run.

Comparisons across time are made difficult by changes in classifications and the treatment of multiple ethnicities.

Similar results were also achieved in classifications accomplished in[33], where the same emotional speech database was used.

What are pros and cons of such a change in classification of disability?

The shell morphology and hinge structure are used in classification.

Also used in classification are the numbers of flight feathers.

Further progress in classification depends upon these detailed studies.

Ovary position is a useful feature in classification.