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91. A study of bibliographic classification could concentrate solely upon the major and some of the more minor bibliographic classification schemes used today.
92. Good classification should have well-defined categories into which empirical evidence can be organized.
93. A number of factors determine the length of the notation in a classification scheme.
94. Almost twenty separate categories are listed but there are also pages and pages of other activities which defy classification.
95. Third, should every kind of problem that people bring to a therapist be part of a diagnostic classification system?
96. Interestingly, only part of Chouilly and Tours-sur-Marne can claim the grand cru classification.
97. In some senses these could also be regarded as special classification schemes.
98. Most current special classification schemes have been devised with the aid of facet analysis and are thus faceted classification schemes.
99. Do you think your friends will accept your definition and classification?
100. Task forces, project teams, committees, boards, departmental or functional group meetings fall into this classification.
101. Subject approaches may be made through classification numbers, subject headings or keywords.
102. If the classification of living creatures is structured in this way, there will inevitably be a conflict with technically determined levels.
103. Leper colonies are only one entry in this classification of special communities; certain penal colonies would be another.
104. The diversity of services outlined in Figure 8.4 makes any classification somewhat arbitrary.
105. But Justice hesitated; it had never before asked any federal court to hold gender-based classification to the strict scrutiny standard.
106. This classification is shown to be too restrictive to provide an explanatory analysis of all cases of reformulation in discourse.
107. Quantification provides greater descriptive flexibility and subtlety than simple classification.
108. Rather, they rely on a tripartite classification, originally set out by Braudel, to divide it into three distinct elements.
109. However, it does provide a useful general classification of experiments.
110. Morphology of individual colonic pressure waves has eluded reliable classification.
111. The Cheltenham Classification is a scheme for a specific user group.
112. Notation for classification schemes will be considered at greater length in section 13.3. 6.
113. He will be the last man off, since riders begin in reverse order of positions on general classification.
114. The classification of gastritis was according to the Whitehead system modified to include the newly described entities of lymphocytic and chemical gastritis.
115. All cases were regarded according to a classification of Isaacson etal into high grade and low grade B-cell mucosa associated lymphoid tissue.
116. Another useful classification is between progressive[/classification.html], proportional and regressive taxes.
117. In a simple format, everything is clearly shown within each classification.
118. These two methods, faceted classification and enumerative classification, are introduced in the next two sections.
119. His classification allowed all perinatal deaths to be categorised whether or not necropsy had been undertaken.
120. Classification and use indicators for the materials are provided by subject categories designed for special education teachers at the University of Kentucky.
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