In addition, it is difficult to maintain a comprehensive database in which all anomalies are categorized by, for example, satellite orbit type, material properties, position on the anomaly day, SLT, type of anomaly, and space weather at the time of the anomaly.
The information that can be acquired from the Internet needs to be further categorized, for example, product information provided by apparel retailers on store websites needs to be categorized differently than information provided by buyers' feedback on the retailer websites.
It was experienced as less disparaging to have ADHD than to be categorized as, for example, "a disruptive child", "impolite", or "nonchalant": "I'd rather be stamped with the ADHD diagnosis than walk around and have people think I'm weird" (12) and "It's stranger to be weird or different or a difficult child than to have a diagnosis" (16).
Each of your classes are categorized in a course for example: History will be HIST.
Different approaches are categorized and summarized and examples for each case are provided.
Household assets are categorized into three types: productive (for example, human, natural, physical, and financial resources), sociopolitical (for example, the degree of access to the societal decision-making process), and locational (for example, proximity to a business center) (Siegel 2005) (Fig. 1).
Diabetes and cancer, for example, are categorized into only two severity groups, although the prognostic impact of disease severity can be more finely parsed.
Physicians and nurses, for example, are categorized as "managerial and professional specialty," while health technologists and technicians are grouped under "technical, sales, and administrative support," and nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants are considered "service occupations".
