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parallel classification

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In railway terminology, the classification of ordinary transport military vehicles and equipment, based on a comparative study of the main characteristics of those vehicles and equipment and of those of the ordinary flat wagons of a corresponding category onto which they can be loaded.


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This situation is a classic example of shifts that occur only occasionally at first but might eventually lead to a complete overhaul of the classification or perhaps to the creation of two parallel classifications.
The system's unique multiple, parallel classification architecture produces highly accurate, consistent document categorizations that, together with the taxonomy, can be directly integrated into the workflow of business critical applications.
The system's unique multiple, parallel classification architecture produces highly accurate, consistent document categorizations that, together with the taxonomy, can be directly integrated into the workflow of business critical applications.
 
 
 
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