Sentence examples for scheme of classification from inspiring English sources

Probably the most successful scheme of classification of galactic clusters by appearance is Trumpler's.

This is a number on the spine of the volume, following an old scheme of classification in the ABCFM's own library.

Thomas Reid's (1710 1796) moral philosophy does not neatly fit into this scheme of classification.

According to the Oxford English Dictionary (Dictionaries 2010), a taxonomy is "a scheme of classification".

In the end, the scheme of classification of biomass modeling populations was presented.

Austria is labelled morally restrictive according to our scheme of classification; Spain still is morally permissive (see Fig. 7).

As various scholars focus on different aspects of movements, different schemes of classification emerge.

This book is best remembered for its stylish demonstration of the ways in which all schemes of classification produce anomalies: whether the pangolin for the Lele, or the God incarnate of Catholic theology.

While catalogs aim to identify and list items in a collection, schemes of classification have a more general application in arranging documents in a sequence that will make sense and be helpful to the user.

The proliferation of lists can be at least partly explained by the proliferation of schemes of classification.

As the AFS committee for the classification of congenital anomalies pointed out, the scheme of any classification system should be given in one page and this is fulfilled completely with the ESHRE/ESGE system.