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scientific classification

noun as in scheme for ordering things

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The Star Trek–sounding name, though just a typical scientific classification, was fitting: The suddenly abundant seaweed was a deep-sea mystery originating in a far-flung part of the ocean–exactly the kind of phenomenon that the crew of the Enterprise investigated over hundreds of episodes.

From Slate

Instead she uploaded the picture to a site called iNaturalist, where strangers have come together to pursue a very specific type of truth: the correct scientific classification for the living things they photograph in the wild or the backyard.

In a career spanning almost 60 years, Janaki studied a wide range of flowering plants and reworked the scientific classification of several families of plants.

From BBC

“Our weather warning systems were designed to detect and warn for singular threats — they’re biased toward a more siloed and scientific classification of threats,” Henderson wrote in an email.

Instead, researchers argue, they need an entirely new scientific classification.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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