Sentence examples for some classifying from inspiring English sources

"For us, it was a small step to take the email that was already in a NoSQL database and do some classifying and sorting of email on their behalf," he says.

However, there is a high degree of inconsistency in the intermediate zone between 8.5 to 14 seconds (our pre-clinical functional limitation category), with some classifying this as normal and others as abnormal.

Every state is different, with some classifying writing bad checks as a civil offense while others consider it a criminal offense.

Would you like to hear some classified intel before I take your order?" April 20, 2017.

Mr. Pope's lawyer indicated today in a telephone interview that the report might have included some classified information, but that Mr. Pope was not guilty of any crime because he was not aware he was receiving classified material.

Some linguists include the Qiang, Pumi, and Lhoba languages within the Tibetan language family, and some classify the Garong language as a branch in the Wu language family.

While some classify tsuzumi as a type of taiko, others have described them as a drum entirely separate from taiko.

The JCS leaked some classified information to the press, embarrassing Nixon and coming close to capsizing U.S. policy toward the India and Pakistan, then at war with each other.

The symptoms and severity of withdrawal vary depending on the testimonials: some classify them like those of caffeine and other associate them with opiates.

Archaeocyathids, which some classify as a type of coralline sponge, are common in the Cambrian period from about, but apparently died out by the end of the Cambrian.

For instance, some classify the "languages" of Danish, Norwegian and Swedish as "dialects" of a "Scandinavian language" because they share structures, vocabulary, cultural experiences and because they are generally mutually comprehensible.