Sentence examples for the process of reclassifying from inspiring English sources

Bryant (3-16) is also in the process of reclassifying into Division I.

(New Jersey Institute of Technology lost 51 games in a row from 2007 to 2009, but it is not considered a record because the Highlanders were in the process of reclassifying from Division II).

Their longitudinal study examines the process of reclassifying English language learners to fluent English proficient status in California and the academic and course-taking outcomes of either reclassifying to fluent English proficient or remaining in EL status.

Villanueva told The Times that he's in the process of pruning a lengthy list of misdemeanors that are reclassified as felonies under immigration law and used as grounds to deport immigrants in the country illegally and permanent residents alike.

The F.C.C. is studying the possibility of reclassifying broadband service under the Communications Act.

The result of the weighting process was reclassified into four vulnerability classes, based on the distance from the average of the value obtained by each census tract.

Partially-coded reasons were reclassified, where possible, using the process tier of the coding method (e.g. infection or malignancy) and the free text field.

Finally, the two landslide susceptibility maps were reclassified into five susceptibility classes and the validation was done by overlaying the landslide inventory map over the best landslide susceptibility map. Figure 3 Flow chart showing the whole process of the work.

In announcing the F.C.C. decision, Julius Genachowski, the commission's chairman, said the agency would begin a process to reclassify broadband transmission service as a telecommunications service, subjecting the Internet to some of the same oversight as telephone services.

47. Starting February 1, an Uber spokesperson told TechCrunch, the company will notify disqualified drivers and let them know about the process for having their felonies reclassified as misdemeanors.

The percentage of the sample reclassified (either into higher of lower risk groups) was reported.