Sentence examples for orderly classification from inspiring English sources
The fluid nature of culture, ethnicity, and politics evades orderly classification.
But their orderly classification hinders such comparison, for example the LC for the wind ANE is 1 whereas LC for the wind AN is 8 and LC for the wind N is 18, although ANE and AN are near situations as well as AN and N are.
In this workshop, we bring together expertise in different regions to highlight a common theme in the history of science: namely, how the orderly construct of nomenclature and classification in early modern cultures accommodated, and even fostered, the exploitative and expansive ethics of industrial capitalism.
By 1828, when he wrote the Prodrome d'une histoire des végétaux fossiles, followed by his Histoire des végétaux fossiles, 2 vol. (1828 37), he had developed an orderly system of fossil plant classification that distinguished four successive groups of dominant plant forms, from the first land plants to the present.
Karnatak music, with its more homogeneous Indian tradition, has evolved far more orderly and uniform systems for the classification of ragas and talas.
A triumph of the Victorian drive toward classification, timetables contain large quantities of information in a condensed, orderly, and sensible form, one seemingly at odds with the disorderly content of the sensation novel.
As stated by Zimmet et al. (1) in the initial chapter of a classical textbook on diabetes, the major requirement for orderly epidemiologic, genetic, and clinical research on diabetes and glucose intolerance, and indeed for their clinical management, is an appropriate classification.
Classification is precisely the appeal to such principles; it is a device for making the otherwise unmanageable wealth of religious phenomena intelligible and orderly.
