Sentence examples for an intermediate category from inspiring English sources

"There are people who don't want to spend more than $16 for an entree," he said, "so there's an intermediate category".

In 2008 the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), the supervisor, permitted the widespread use of an intermediate category of "restructured" loans.

The global taphonomic signature of the small mammal bone assemblage appeared close to that of owls, but it placed the raven in an intermediate category of predators (between owl categories 1 to 3), according to the classification by Andrews (1990) [Andrews, P.J., 1990. Owls, caves and fossils, Natural History Museum Publications, London.].

We classified the Gessi-Mazzalasino landslide into an intermediate category between mud flow and earthflow phenomena on the basis of the velocities and textural composition.

He introduces an intermediate category between what is said, in his minimalist sense, and implicatures, which he calls 'implicitures' —with 'ci' pronounced as in 'implicit' — to include these elements.

It has been shown that AFs fall within an intermediate category between splines and classical polynomials: like B-splines, AFs are compactly supported, and like polynomials, they are universal in terms of their approximation properties.

Normal tissue adjacent to the tumor nodules from AFB1-treated HBsAg mice formed a distinct intermediate category, indicating a progressive nature of the changes from normal liver to nodules.

When recommending the use of the A1C to diagnose diabetes in its 2009 report, the International Expert Committee (3) stressed the continuum of risk for diabetes with all glycemic measures and did not formally identify an equivalent intermediate category for A1C.

As a country's income per capita reaches a higher intermediate category, its co-financing requirement increases by 15% per annum.

The emergence of a progressive intermediate category of semi- public, internationally mandatory provisions, or "lois de police," has contributed somewhat to bridge the methodological gap; while remaining subject to specific unilateral methodology, foreign economic regulation has become amenable to application in domestic courts in private law litigation.

The kind of legitimacy that is merely correlated with duties to obey or not to interfere is a useful intermediate category between those two.