Sentence examples for usual classification from inspiring English sources

Thus, the usual classification that places demons among malevolent beings is not totally applicable in reference to these religions.

The Oxford researchers, however, were able to look at all the diseases in women with a BMI (body mass index) of 25 or more, which is the usual classification of overweight.

Here, we provided six suggestions with the usual classification (Web, Client/Server, Server Only, Client Only, Mobile, and Embedded).

Thus, when the usual classification refers to a gradual event, this fails to distinguish between particle populations of three distinct acceleration histories.

In addition to its usual classification as a form of epistolary, philosophical travel narrative comparable to Montesquieu's Persian Letters —the text has been considered as a novel, and as a romance.

The usual classification of results of animal carcinogenicity tests is positive or negative.

The jirga to begin Wednesday is being called "traditional," bypassing the usual classifications and clouding its legal mandate.

Mr. Carden said that security measures for the new unit were still under discussion but that the department could not apply its usual classifications to people held under civil rather than criminal law.

This shaman of customization has created tailored instruments for all sorts of musicians, like the electronic carafe he made for Tom Waits, along with a wide variety of avant-garde musical appliances that defy the usual classifications.

The main reason is that existing approaches (as is usual in classification problems) require the instances to be pre-classified by an oracle.

The material from which the extract is prepared must be identified by the usual taxonomic classification.