Sentence examples for traditional classifications from inspiring English sources

The ancient distinction among monarchies, tyrannies, oligarchies, and constitutional governments, like other traditional classifications of political systems, is no longer very descriptive of political life.

To survey Shakespeare's plays in such proximity is sometimes to be reminded how unsatisfying — or at least how limiting — these traditional classifications can be.

The usefulness of all the traditional classifications has been undermined by the momentous changes in the political organization of the modern world.

The proportion of the explained variance is lowest for the naïve and traditional classifications.

Traditional classifications are partially misled by this convergent evolution of feeding type and associated morphology.

Consequently, incongruence with traditional classifications, including non-monophyly in all families and most genera, was shown.

Students themselves say that the traditional classification system is unfair.

But a 2010 paper argued that northern white rhinos are actually a distinct species based both on their genetics and morphology (physical attributes); other rhino experts contested the paper, preferring the traditional classification.

Let us first introduce traditional classification methods.

This differs strongly from traditional classification problems.

Instead of traditional classification routines a fuzzy method was developed.