Sentence examples for lowest classification from inspiring English sources

The information was deleted because "confidential" materials — the lowest classification of government intelligence — had been discovered in the correspondence.

After presenting the class findings the students asked that the town petition the State Department of Environmental Conservation to reclassify Indian Brook, currently classified as a "D" stream, the lowest classification and one that affords little protection.

The top minimums for guild members at The Post, which has a circulation of more than 600,000, have ranged from $89.95 a week in the lowest classification to $239.20 in the highest covering reporters and copy editors.

The wage in creases offered by The Post — 15percentnt in the first year, 11percentnthehe second and 11 per cent more the third — would total 41.69 percentt when compounded and would have meant an increase of $37.50 per cent in the lowest classification and $99.72 in the top group over the three years.

The set with the lowest classification error was chosen.

The "up" tongue motion has the second lowest classification accuracy.

Wines labeled petit Chablis and Chablis, the two lowest classifications, are often dicey, though I've had good ordinary Chablis from producers like Barat, Brocard and Louis Michel.

They were mostly classified as "secret," a relatively low classification level, but nonetheless contained information that could put lives at risk, officials said.

However, there are still amounts of fine coal particles which cannot be removed due to low classification efficiency.

Since the VEP signals are non-linearly-separable, low classification accuracy can be obtained by classifier algorithms.

Conversely, minimal disturbance responses in near infrared-based indices associated with green leaf area (e.g., NDVI) led to unreliably low classification accuracies regardless of time since disturbance.