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Verb(1) arrange or order by classes or categories(2) declare unavailable, as for security reasons(3) assign to a class or kind(4) declare unavailable(5) as for security reasons(6) categorize

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(1) Techniques have been developed to automatically classify documents with respect to their topic.(2) One source of amusement was the fact that virtually anyone could classify a document, while a high-level review was required to declassify it.(3) And if allowed, they will classify the documents for 100 years.(4) Only the president, the premier or cabinet members acting as proxy for either of them can classify a document as u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510top secret.u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb(5) We have learned to our dismay how quick government officials are to classify information, even when it is already in the public domain.(6) For instance, the search engine's ability to classify information through the use of meta-tags written by a programmer can distance the user from his or her original course.(7) There are exceptions to protect the privacy of individuals, but the state's power to classify documents as national-security secrets is strictly limited.(8) If there is no evidence of bleeding, the error would be classified as a category D.(9) The tickets have been classified into nine categories to cater for different sets of target customers.(10) The Regatta is classified as a category C event.(11) But remember that information is classified for a certain time period.(12) Of the 264 items listed, 228 were classified as symbolic beliefs (the remaining 36 were descriptions of gay men or lesbian women).(13) These groups are classified into three cultures: those in the interior, the countryside, and the coastal regions.(14) My sense is that under the imprint, she gives herself more room to explore material not classifiable as or forced into the mystery-thriller-crime-novel genre.(15) Tumors were classified as high grade when the combined Gleason score was 7 or above and as low grade when the combined score was 6 or below.(16) The classificatory character of genre analysis can be exploited in information work if we understand that the problems of genre typologies mirror the problems of classification systems in general.