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Перевод: classification

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классификация

Тезаурус:

1. In the course of the work, Hubble set up the classification of galaxies displayed in his famous "tuning-fork" diagram, which has been used ever since.
2. Surely if the courts and lawyers limit themselves to medical criteria as justifying their sex classification system, they must follow expert opinion.
3. But the problems are offset by the relatively large number of (marble) portraits which have survived, thus facilitating their classification and identification.
4. It is this relatively more subtle classification system which explains why policemen and women were so concerned from the very beginning with the field-worker's background, schooling, area of residence, affiliations, political opinions, and so on, even those visited on only a few occasions.
5. The classification of a patient as "terminally ill" is a decision for the doctor to make, based upon wholly medical criteria.
6. Whilst Underwood's somewhat arbitrary classification is now little used, the patterns which he detected, multi-strand lines and spirals, continue to be found by those who in some cases have had little contact with his original work.
7. Here the new road over to Glen Garry, continuing the A.87 classification, turns to the right, the signpost still urging a visit to Fort William.
8. Broad generic categories, then, seem only to lead to narrower subgeneric subcategories, though that in itself may be a useful exercise in classification.
9. As regards first editions no author could have left behind such confusion in the classification of his novels as Wallace, although it would be fairer to say that the fault lay not with him but with his publishers.
10. Classification by audience age has proved an acceptable limitation to impose on a cinema audience, and may also warn of the type of experience on offer.
11. In a simple format, everything is clearly shown within each classification.
12. Surely, there can be no intention of institutionalising a classification?
13. However, even if such a classification is natural, it has arbitrary features.