Sentence examples for logical classification from inspiring English sources
In medieval textbooks, the "Porphyrian Tree" illustrated his logical classification of substance.
His attempt to construct a logical classification system for the library resulted in his founding of the Index Medicus (1879), a monthly guide to current medical literature, and publication of the first edition of the Index Catalogue, 16 vol. (1880 95).
The use of a single osteological character allows the placement in a logical classification of numerous fossil species, other mammalian characteristics of which, such as the degree of endothermy and nursing of young and the condition of the internal organs, probably never will be evaluated.
Instead, the logical classification scheme considered in this work allows one to extract the shortest path from the Dubins set directly, without explicitly calculating the candidate paths.
In addition, each component of the model, their relationship with other objects in the model and logical classification of objects in the model, are stored directly within the model.
Since the first RF was sequenced and identified in maize, the increasing numbers of RF genes have provided an ongoing challenge in their clear identification and logical classification across species.
Using Hull's choice (1964; also see Wiley, 1981), only classifications containing monophyletic groups and only monophyletic groups were logical classifications relative to the phylogenies they represent.
We will examine how these ancient texts got synthesized with the Judeo-Christian religions, and how the logical classifications of the world were understood to represent a divine plan, a plan that could be illustrated by scales of nature, maps, and chains of being.
An initial step defines flexible and logical classifications of environment and disease that can readily translate to causal webs.
Considering the interaction between frequencies and importance weights of customer requirements (CRs), the IF-Kano model adopts the logical Kano classification criteria to categorize CRs.
In one attempt to universalize the current nomenclature of conjoint twins, Spencer [ 9] proposed a simple and logical new classification based on the theoretical site of union (Table 1).
