Sentence examples for new classifications from inspiring English sources
The authors include references and supporting arguments for new classifications.
The proposed law would increase penalties and add new classifications.
Do you think the new classifications are fair and accurately reflect modern Britain?
Dr. Spitzer gladly waded into the fights that erupted over his new classifications.
On the basis of the statistical results, new classifications are developed.
Today, in practice, about half of the new classifications come from the Pentagon and 30% from the CIA.
" Mr Curtis welcomed the move by Manchester Police, but also feared that people could exploit the new classifications.
Now comes Lipper, which recently was acquired by Reuters and has been working on its new classifications for at least a year.
The book approaches the arts with new classifications of architecture and architectural decoration, the art of the object, and the art of the book.
New classifications of the CHSs and the track sub-structure form the aspect of metro-induced vibrations were developed in this research.
In considering the relationship between morphology and genotype, as well as the complementarity of the data coming from two systems, the resulting new classifications will be presented.
