classification
শ্রেণীবিভাগ
translation of 'classification'
বর্গীকরণ,
বর্গবিভাগ
noun
শ্রেণীবিন্যাস,
শ্রেণীবন্ধ,
শ্রেণীবদ্ধন,
শ্রেণীবিভাগ
example
The process of 'classification' determines what material is suitable for which age group, and in this it seems fair enough.
Does this represent a revolution in 'classification' processes?
The total score on the instrument determines security 'classification' .
Both male and females are encouraged to play, and because of the 'classification' process gender advantages don't exist.
When one looks at the 'classification' schema, it makes sense.
Like all 'classification' systems, genre typologies are not naive, innocent or objective.
No single 'classification' scheme for bronchiolar diseases has been widely accepted.
the 'classification' of the platypus was one of the critical issues of the 1830s
the 'classification' of disease according to symptoms
Because of the complex diversity of savanna monkeys, many different 'classification' schemes exist.
Poor kids were rejected by the same 'classification' system as well.
Typologies are 'classification' systems based on theoretical assumptions and constructs.
Scale is one of the 'classification' criteria used in my geological model.
Virtually every book and paper on historical linguistics assumes a hierarchical 'classification' .
Even without a complete hierarchical system for 'classification' , metadata is useful where pure full text search fails.
After this penalty, the South African lost two places in the overall 'classification' .
Following correct 'classification' of this stimulus, the next word in the list was presented.
The Consortium's 'classification' scheme seems to assume that their categories are relevant internationally.
Diagnostic codes (based on the international 'classification' of diseases) are registered.
For example, in faceted 'classification' you will probably want to label each facet.
diagnostic features in reptilian 'classification'
the 'classification' of disease according to symptoms
A functional 'classification' of the banking institutions is based on their respective business activities.
The hierarchical 'classification' involved with physical height seems clearly to hold for many cultures.
Wound 'classification' should be a collaborative effort between surgeons and perioperative nurses.
More importantly, this 'classification' process enables us to begin to understand the value of our data.
These 'classifications' are further subdivided for male and female students.
Traditional degree 'classifications' could become a thing of the past after a new report declared them outdated.
We also need to allow individuals and groups to determine their own identities free of bureaucratic 'classifications' .
It would mean changing its existing two-tier share 'classifications' into a single share category.
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