classify <-ie-> [ˈklæsɪfaɪ] CZ. cz. przech.
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They classified new letter strings as grammatical (constructed from the grammar rule), vs. randomly constructed sequences.
en.wikipedia.org As of 2009, the other provisions of the program remained highly classified.
en.wikipedia.org The early work on classifying spaces introduced constructions (for example, the bar construction), that gave concrete descriptions as a simplicial complex.
en.wikipedia.org Positivism holds that all legal decisions by courts are classified into one of two categories.
en.wikipedia.org All information about this contact was classified, so the planet was officially open for free exploration.
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