Sentence examples for own classification from inspiring English sources

They even have their own classification "mammoni".

"Eastern Waterfall Guide" (www.aria-database.com/waterfall) has an long list with viewing tips and its own classification system.

Because of this unique feature, the proscenium theatre is often given its own classification.

The Science team report that their own classification of vertebrate assemblages "exhibits some interesting similarities with Wallace's original classification, as well as some important differences".

Acxiom has its own classification system, PersonicX, which assigns consumers to one of 70 detailed socioeconomic clusters and markets to them accordingly.

In the UK both Carmageddon and Manhunt 2 were threatened with bans unless graphic scenes were removed, although both were eventually released, while in Germany, the country's own classification system, USK, comes down heavily on violent content.

Different analysts prefer their own classifications, so there will be a lot here to provoke discussion.

To a remarkable extent, contemporary discussions of fallacies reproduce Aristotle's own classifications.

In an unsupervised training, the network learns to form their own classifications of the training data without external help.

Over the course of the summer, Adobe also adapted its Typekit user interface to support Japanese and actually split the interface between its 'Default' fonts and 'Japanese' fonts (which come with their own classifications similar to the serif, sans serif, or script classifications you are probably familiar with from Latin fonts).

Each Paralympic sport then has its own classifications, dependent upon the specific physical demands of competition.