Sentence examples for a system of categorization from inspiring English sources

Borges's description is an extreme vision of a system of categorization that obeys no logic we can understand (even if it is also hauntingly evocative).

The researchers hope to develop a system of categorization that better organizes and separates porn, creating more concrete boundaries for things like violent porn versus spanking.

It is therefore imperative that programme planners and policy makers move away from a system of circumstantial categorization and instead develop responses for young people that target based on specific, easily identified, and acute needs.

The auto complete function here creates a nice system of categorization so it's easy to read one article about a particular player and then with a single click see all the other articles about them.

Yet Yasmine Brien, an activist with No Borders, questioned the entire system of categorization, raising an interesting point about how classification of outsiders often serves to divide and control, rather than protect.

It seems people will soon find systems to design their own system of categorization and a search/ select strategy that will enable them to turn information into knowledge.

In the process of carrying out this review, several areas were identified where more guidance to the system of categorization of PPPs under Regulation 1107/2009 [10] would be valuable.

The astrological system of categorization was restricted to the medical temperaments, thus associating celestial bodies with a system of signs that pertained to medicine and hence to a lower level in the hierarchy of being.

Altogether, the library is divided into "16 federally-designed career clusters," the CEO says, as well as 58 "career pathways" or sub-topics, which align with the system of categorization most schools use in their career technical education classes (CTEs).

Suffering is complex and there is no universal, clear-cut, comprehensive system of categorization of suffering [ 31, 41].

The Sarvāstivāda adopted a system of seventy-five basic types of dharmas organized into a fivefold categorization.