These classifications are arbitrary, and most taxonomies over the twentieth century have placed the chipmunks in a single genus.

The Cutter Expansive Classification, although adopted by comparatively few libraries, mostly in New England, has been called one of the most logical and scholarly of American classifications.

In 1965, it retired some of the less mission-appropriate Navy-based classifications and developed new ones of its own, most notably WHEC for " high endurance cutter " and WMEC for " medium endurance cutter ".

Many classifications continue to place Kordofanian as the most distant branch, but mainly due to negative evidence ( fewer lexical correspondences ), rather than positive evidence that the other languages form a valid genealogical group.

Two classifications of radix sorts are least significant digit ( LSD ) radix sorts and most significant digit ( MSD ) radix sorts.

At the time his classifications were perhaps the most complex yet produced by any taxonomist, as he based his taxa on many combined characters.

Each person's self-defined sexual orientation and gender identity is integral to their personality and is one of the most basic aspects of self-determination, dignity and freedom " and the Principle 18 of this states that " Notwithstanding any classifications to the contrary, a person's sexual orientation and gender identity are not, in and of themselves, medical condition and are not to be treated, cured or suppressed.

Despite uncertainty about the single origin of yakuza organizations, most modern yakuza derive from two classifications which emerged in the mid-Edo Period ( 1603 – 1868 ): tekiya, those who primarily peddled illicit, stolen or shoddy goods ; and bakuto, those who were involved in or participated in gambling.

Of other classifications of fallacies in general the most famous are those of Francis Bacon and J. S. Mill.

All classifications in use now, including this article, contain some paraphyletic groupings ; this is emphasized where the numerous alternative systems are most greatly at odds.

It is probable that many of the subfamilies listed here will no longer be recognized very much longer, as they will likely be reduced in status below subfamily rank, or elevated to family status ( the latter is most likely, e. g., with the family " Melolonthidae " already appearing in some recent classifications ).

Instead, one of the most enduring classifications of archaeological cultures was established in Gordon Willey and Philip Phillips ' 1958 book Method and Theory in American Archaeology.

Although the Formative / Classic / Post-Classic distinction is still used in the archaeology of Mesoamerican chronology, the divisions have been replaced in most of North America by more local classifications with a more elaborated breakdown of periods of time.

The most commonly used definition of Asian American is the US Census Bureau definition of Asian, chiefly because the Census definitions determine many government classifications, notably for equal opportunity programs and measurements.

Although variations abound, the most common classifications used by modern palmists:

The most popular ways to describe plans are by their breadth, time frame, and specificity ; however, these planning classifications are not independent of one another.

Because redundant quantifiers can be added to any formula, once a formula is assigned the classification or it will be assigned the classifications and for every m greater than n. The most important classification assigned to a formula is thus the one with the least n, because this is enough to determine all the other classifications.

The most problematic, the Pteromalidae, is, in some classifications, supposed to contain as many as 8 independent lineages, grouped together because of superficial similarities.

Though increasingly criticised ( for a review of the debate on the Three worlds of Welfare Capitalism see Art and Gelissen and Ferragina and Seeleib-Kaiser ), these classifications remain the most commonly used in distinguishing types of modern welfare states, and offer a solid starting point in such analysis.

The Declaration of London, drafted at the London Naval Conference of 1908 – 1909, and made partly effective by most of the European maritime nations at the outbreak of World War I, established comprehensive classifications of absolute and conditional contraband.

At one time, Latin American census categories have used such classifications but, in Brazilian censuses since the Imperial times, for example, most persons of multiracial heritage, except the Asian Brazilians of some European descent ( or any other to the extent it is not clearly perceptible ) and vice-versa, tend to be thrown into the single category of " pardo ", although race lines in Brazil do not denote ancestry but phenotype, and as such a westernized Amerindian of copper-colored skin is also a " pardo ", a caboclo in this case, despite being not multiracial, but a European-looking person with one or more African and / or Indigenous American ancestor is not a " pardo " but a " branco ", or a White Brazilian, the same applies to " negros " or Afro-Brazilians and European and / or Amerindian ancestors.

The most recent classifications, however, have relegated them to a monophyletic subgroup within the subfamily Carabinae, though this is not yet universally accepted.

For this reason, all proposed classifications rely on a set of characteristics where the combination presents the most frequently observed traits for the group.

Germany is unusual among wine-producing countries in that its most prestigious classifications, the various grades of Prädikatswein, are based on the ripeness of the grapes, though their geographical origins are also legally defined.

Many theoretical perspectives attempt to explain development ; among the most prominent are: Jean Piaget's Stage Theory, Lev Vygotsky's Social constructivism ( and its heirs, the Cultural Theory of Development of Michael Cole, and the Ecological Systems Theory of Urie Bronfenbrenner ), Albert Bandura's Social learning theory, and the information processing framework employed by cognitive psychology.

The review resulted in several changes, the most significant being the combination of stages 3 and 4 into Stage N3.

Stage N2 is characterized by sleep spindles ranging from 11 to 16 Hz ( most commonly 12 – 14 Hz ) and K-complexes.

The world's most famous film stage, the 007 Stage, was originally built for the 1977 Bond film The Spy Who Loved Me and featured a massive water tank, one of the largest in Europe.

For example, one of the most famous stars of Haverly's European Minstrels was Sam Lucas, who became known as the " Grand Old Man of the Negro Stage ".

On 10 January 1946 the British Cabinet agreed Stage 3 of the airport, which was an extension north of the Bath Road, with a large triangle of 3 runways, obliterating Sipson and most of Harlington, and diverting the Bath Road.

LaPorte was the most important settlement north of Denver, housing the Stage Station, the County Court House, the military, Indians, and trappers.

Some of her most commercially successful work was in the action genre, but Cheung once said in an interview that of all the work she has done, the films that really meant something to her are Song of Exile, Centre Stage, Comrades: Almost a Love Story and In the Mood for Love.

Audiences outside Asia have become increasingly familiar with her work, including Irma Vep, Centre Stage, Chinese Box, In the Mood for Love, Hero, 2046, and, ( still ) most recently, Clean.

Perhaps his most enduring achievement is the construction of the " Lichtrequisit einer elektrischen Buehne " Prop for an Electric Stage ( completed 1930 ), a device with moving parts meant to have light projected through it in order to create mobile light reflections and shadows on nearby surfaces.

* In his Short View of the Immorality and Profaneness of the English Stage, clergyman Jeremy Collier attaks leading contemporary dramatists ( William Congreve and Sir John Vanbrugh most prominently, but also John Dryden, Thomas d ' Urfey, and William Wycherley ) for moral shortcomings in their works.

Stage Acts is most well known for bringing up-and-coming and well known comedians to perform free shows for students twice a semester, as well as music acts, speakers, performers and many others.

* Russian library site containing the full texts of most of Akunin's novels, including all three Pelagia novels, two Nicholas Fandorin novels, and all Erast Fandorin books except The Jade Rosary and All the World's a Stage

The optimum input / output combination for the price-taking firm will be in stage 2, although a firm facing a downward-sloped demand curve might find it most profitable to operate in Stage 1.

Like most of the BEMANI games do, Beatmania IIDX also has Extra Stage and One More Extra Stage songs.

The most visited rocks, around the amphitheatre, are Creation Rock to the north, Ship Rock to the south, and Stage Rock to the east.

The G150 was the first business jet to be certified by the FAA for Stage 4, the industry ’ s most stringent noise standards.

Most Stage I tumors are curable ; most Stage IV tumors are inoperable.

The Totowa Stage was most northern of the three postglacial lakes, occupying an irregular basin extending from Oakland to Whippany.

The most upstream of three lakes, the Millington Stage was probably 50 feet deep at maximum, occupying the basin west of Long Hill, the southernmost ridge of Third Watchung Mountain.

where she met and befriended the show's Assistant Stage Manager Cameron Mackintosh, who was to become one of the most prominent musical theatre producers in world.