Rojek defines three academically recognised categories of celebrities - ascribed, achieved and attributed.
It is, she observed in 1953, "an uncommon type of book, one very difficult to place in any of our recognised categories".
Although it feels instinctively uncomfortable, these cases do not require a "special" response: existing child protection tools can be used, as the abuse manifests itself within the four recognised categories: physical, sexual, emotional and neglect.
Using widely recognised categories for class on the basis of occupation, they studied how well individuals in each generation did compared with their fathers (problems with the available data prevented them from using both parents).
All weight and length measurements were considered in quintiles calculated from the data or recognised categories and gender-specific z-scores, as appropriate.
This is perhaps the smallest and least well-recognised category of medical careers in global health.
The most well-recognised categories of non-canonical signalling are the planar cell polarity pathway (PCP) and the Wnt calcium signalling pathway.
Hackers want to be a recognised high-quality "poster" on Slashdot, or the guardian of a category in the Open Directory, because, bizarre as it seems, they value the admiration of other hackers and techie editors.
The written reply said, '…whilst Jedi is a recognised religion according to the UK census, it is not recognised by the National Offender Management Service, and we cannot change your religious record because of this.'" The letter writer, according to Inside Time, is from HMP Isis, a category C institution for male young offenders in south-east London.
It's a recognised problem.
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious is not a recognised qualification.
