Melvil Decimal System: 629.2

Wording: Technology > Engineering, contracts > Other Branches > Automotive engineering

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0 Information 196,271 ℹ️	1 Philosophy and Psychology 182,817 💭	2 Religion 463,618 🙏🏽	3 Social Sciences 1,017,722 👫	4 Language 130,463 💬	5 Mathematics and Science 322,970 🔬	6 Technology 751,857 💡	7 Arts and Recreation 695,836 🎨	8 Literature 929,792 📚	9 Biography and History 592,368 🗿
60 General Technology 6,985 💡	61 Medicine 251,982 💉	62 Engineering, contracts 128,146 🔩	63 Agriculture & Animal Husbandry 68,016 🌱	64 Home Economics 130,044 🏠	65 Business 119,888 👔	66 Chemical Technology 15,663 🚀	67 Manufacturing 6,358 📦	68 Handicraft and Occupations 15,511 🔨	69 Building 9,264 👷
620 Engineering 18,961 🔩	621 Mechanical Engineering and Machinery 40,539 🏭	622 Mining Engineering and Mines and Mineral Resources 2,834 🕳	623 Military Engineering and Marine Engineering 11,904 ⚓	624 Civil Engineering 7,081 🌉	625 Road and Railroad 3,892 🛤	626 -- 37 🤷	627 Hydraulic Engineering 1,379 🌊	628 Sanitary; Municipal 6,166 🚽	629 Other Branches 35,353 🌿
629.0 625	629.1 Aviation 7,985 ✈️	629.2 Automotive engineering 15,404 🚗	629.3 66	629.4 Astronauts and Space Travel 3,742 🚀	629.5 6	629.6 6	629.7 16	629.8 Automata 4,145 🤖	629.9 5
629.20 185	629.21 1	629.22 Vehicle Types 8,246	629.23 261	629.24 198	629.25 755	629.26 157	629.27 113	629.28 4,181	629.29 9

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MDS classes with significant recommendations overlap, excluding ones under the same top-level class.

MDS	Schedule	Ratio	Count
796.7	Arts and Recreation > Amusements and Recreation > Athletics And Sports > Motor Sports	42.6	298
796.72	Arts and Recreation > Amusements and Recreation > Athletics And Sports > Motor Sports > Motor Racing	35.6	178
796.6	Arts and Recreation > Amusements and Recreation > Athletics And Sports > Cycling Sports	31	155
796	Arts and Recreation > Amusements and Recreation > Athletics And Sports	4.6	648
59X	Mathematics and Science > Zoology	3.3	438
599	Mathematics and Science > Zoology > Mammals	3.2	108
813.54	Literature > American And Canadian > Fiction > 20th Century > 1945-1999	2.9	627
813.5	Literature > American And Canadian > Fiction > 20th Century	2.7	691
823.91	Literature > English > Fiction > Modern Period > 20th Century	2.2	292

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