It is not necessary to state the reasoning upon which classification by legislation is based or justified.
It also includes the ways in which classification of individuals, groups, and communities influences not only investment, but also the targeting of predatory efforts against high-risk groups.
§ 51.902 Which classification and nonattainment area planning provisions of the CAA shall apply to areas designated nonattainment for the 1997 8-hour NAAQS?
*P<0.05; **P<0.01; ***P<0.005 by one-sample t-tests indicating SNRs at which classification in the POp was stronger than in one of auditory ROIs in young (blue asterisks) or older (red asterisks) adults.
The principal features on which classification of the Holostei is based include general body shape, scale structure, and the number and placement of head bones.
Analysis of principies to which classification should match is presented and functions of such classification such as definitive, characteristic and predictive are discussed.
Minimax robust classifiers tend to give too much weight to states for which classification is very difficult and therefore our effort is focused on Bayesian robust classifiers.
This process requires reliable and relevant environmental hazard data upon which classification and labelling can be based and Predicted No-Effect Concentration (PNEC) values can be estimated.
A recent study carried out, appropriately, by scientists at the Galton Laboratory, compared two different population categorizations -- one based on commonly used ethnic labels like African-American, Asian, or Caucasian, and the other divided according to purely genetic criteria -- to see which classification system better predicted individuals' responses to therapeutic drugs.
The question of the extent to which classification is artificial is clearly quite different from that of the status of universals; it remains to be answered even if the latter problem is dismissed, as it is by modern philosophers who say that only proper names and individuating phrases have referents; general words do not.
To directly test this question, experiment-3 was conducted as a simplified version of experiment-1 in which classification task-A was only tested on days 1 and 3, and classification task-B was trained on day-2 in the absence of any explicit task-A retrieval (Fig. 6).
