Taxonomy

Taxonomy is an application of human definitions, or categories, to living things.

What a Bunch of Apes! « L.E. Modesitt, Jr. – The Official Website 2009

Ribbon Diagrams and Protein Taxonomy: A Profile of Jane S. Richardon, The Biological Physicist 4 (3): 5 (2004) (pdf)

Where is she now? Jane Richardson Peggy 2008

Taxonomy is key -- At the core of our technology is a sophisticated algorithm-based categorization engine.

Internet News: Kosmix Search 2008

Ribbon Diagrams and Protein Taxonomy: A Profile of Jane S. Richardon, The Biological Physicist 4 (3): 5 (2004) (pdf)

Archive 2008-05-01 Peggy 2008

Taxonomy is the science of classifying living organisms into hierarchical groups that represent the relationships among them.

Lazarus, Elvis, zombies and Jimmy Hoffa Edward Willett 2007

"Taxonomy" is a hierarchical browser that visualizes the classification tree found in the Integrated Taxonomic Information System , which incorporates Carolus Linnaeus' centuries-old naming system and organizing principles.

What's in a Name? The Future of Life 2007

"Taxonomy" is a hierarchical browser that visualizes the classification tree found in the Integrated Taxonomic Information System , which incorporates Carolus Linnaeus' centuries-old naming system and organizing principles.

What's in a Name? The Future of Life 2007

I used the same "Taxonomy" data source in this post that you may already be familiar with from my previous post or from the Silverlight Toolkit's sample pages.

Beatriz Stollnitz 2008

I used the same "Taxonomy" data source in this post that you may already be familiar with from my previous post or from the Silverlight Toolkit's sample pages.

Beatriz Stollnitz 2008

I used the same "Taxonomy" data source in this post that you may already be familiar with from my previous post or from the Silverlight Toolkit's sample pages.

Beatriz Stollnitz 2008