Sentence examples for old classifications from inspiring English sources

This is the first time a piece of reporting that didn't make a print edition has received a Pulitzer, and it showed how the old classifications are fast fading away.

Since the DOT and its successor the O'NET classifications tend not to be fully updated except at long intervals, inevitably, this method of classifying graduate jobs is not ideal for identifying where jobs are upskilled and become graduate jobs or indeed where new jobs come into being that do not fit into old classifications.

The new breast cancer categories, called "IntClust 1-10," defy old classifications of this disease.

Some of us may have different shades of skin color, and, again, old classifications hardly seem to be useful these days.

The United Nations public health organization has said it is already in the process of updating its two-decade old classifications in light of "substantial advances in health-related knowledge… [and]… social understanding of sexual disorders and sexual health".

This underlines the ambiguity of old classifications (Additional file 1 - Table S1).

His prognosis for the future of automated medicine is based on a simple principle: "Take any old classification problem where you have a lot of data, and it's going to be solved by deep learning.

A case x is inconsistent if the new classification differs from the old classification.

After winning S10 100m backstroke Paralympic gold in Athens and Beijing, Zook - who is unable to use his right leg - was reclassified for the S9 class in 2009 and this latest ruling will mean he returns to his old classification.

In London the specimens were named by Miller as Toxicodendron altissima and in Busbridge it was dubbed in the old classification system as Rhus Sinese foliis alatis.

The existence of the subspecies, makes Choeropsis liberiensis liberiensis (or Hexaprotodon liberiensis liberiensis under the old classification) the full trinomial nomenclature for the Liberian pygmy hippopotamus.