Crase's work, as its title playfully suggests, is itself a kind of reclassification, in which taxonomy becomes poetry, paintings serve as love letters, and gardens rival art.
"Worse, the Order willfully disregards the destructive effects of reclassification on hundreds of billions of dollars in investment-backed reliance interests that the FCC's prior light-touch approach deliberately induced," UTA lawyers wrote.
Some other studies of site classifications of TSMIP stations were compared with our results to demonstrate the necessity of reclassification.
Other metrics of discrimination and calibration were presented less consistently, and no study presented any metric of reclassification.
Rare cancers are a growing group as a result of reclassification of common cancers by molecular markers.
The impact of body mass index (BMI) on the risk of reclassification and deferred treatment in active surveillance (AS) programs has not been thoroughly assessed.
He distinguishes two kinds of reclassification, in terms of the language of tree structures used in computer science: branch jumping and tree switching.
To perform t-tests, quantile, and hazard area analysis, the wildfire hazard maps predicted by Gravity and CDM models were reclassified into five zones based on quantile breaks (Cooke et al. 2007), which are named: Very Low-hazard, Low-hazard, Medium-hazard, High-hazard, and Very High-hazard zones (refer to Sadasivuni et al. 2013 for details of reclassification methodology).
Opponents of reclassification have argued that it would somehow embolden foreign governments that want more control over the Internet.
Now they say they're for it, but that Section 706 of the Act should be used instead of reclassification under Title II.
The news of reclassification signals perhaps one small step toward the karmic cleansing this city has so badly needed since everything went wrong in the summer of 2005.
