classification scheme

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classification
noun
uk /ˌklæs.ɪ.fɪˈkeɪ.ʃən/ us /ˌklæs.ə.fəˈkeɪ.ʃən/
the act or process of dividing things into groups according to ...
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scheme
noun[C]
uk /skiːm/ us /skiːm/
an organized plan for doing something, especially something dishonest or illegal that will bring a good result ...
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Finally, further pressure for the creation of a uniform classificationscheme came from the demands of contemporary statisticians.
Overall the classificationscheme, which is based on grouping by anion type, is logical and well organized.
Some visual differences between cells that were more difficult to quantify were also included in the classificationscheme.
It facilitated process planning and cellbased manufacturing by imposing a classificationscheme on individual machined par ts.
Forthcoming work will also include an extensive corpus-based study for the genres covered whose findings will help us enhance our existing classificationscheme.
Even in 1872 the medical officers had employed a shortened version of the extensive classificationscheme which formed the basis for the 1876 system.
His article uses a similar classificationscheme and offers a different perspective on some of the issues in the field.
The volume lacks a cohesive modern phylogenetic structure and presents an outdated classificationscheme.
Among studies using a four-way infant classificationscheme, results are mixed.
The item pool was restructured and reduced using the classificationscheme.
The common classificationscheme also helps the sharing of information between manufacturing groups.
The advantage is that the query vocabulary and content classificationscheme can be presented in intuitive formats, thus facilitating domain understanding.
A classificationscheme for foraging behavior of birds in terrestrial habitats.
However, it is always possible that a practical problem involving a meromorphic generating function may not fit neatly into our classificationscheme.
Selecting the most similar software component is done according to a classificationscheme, where components are classified along six different facets.
For this purpose an ordinal occupational scale was created based on the six-layer classificationscheme (see note 29, above).
These predictions serve as claims about the range of possible grammars for children and thus yield a classificationscheme or typology.
The transmission routes (person-to-person, contaminated water, food or environment) were categorized in analogy to the outbreak classificationscheme used.
The cognitive classificationscheme arrayed the analysts along disciplinary lines, each contributing to the departmental "product": knowledge for dispersion.
Mandatory preadmission assessment combined with the resident classificationscheme also created incentives to admit the most dependent residents.
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