Sentence examples for as a second category from inspiring English sources

These include a class that covers a range of electronic and technology products, from computer software to "fire extinguishing equipment," as well as a second category including "horological and chronometric instruments" and "precious metals and their alloys".

A second category, described as cooing, emerges at about eight weeks and includes sounds that progress to babbling and ultimately become part of meaningful speech.

A second category, known as solar radiation management tries to lower the amount of energy entering the Earth's atmosphere from the sun by, for example, spraying sulphate particles into the stratosphere or whitening clouds.

"Latinos see themselves as a third category.

Since the Rwandan genocide and the Balkan mass killings of the 1990s, a movement has emerged in support of adding humanitarian intervention as a third category of lawful war, under the concept of the "responsibility to protect".

Treating these as a third category is just another way of making the same point.

The earthquake area is known as a seismically-active region and is classified as a first category seismic zone in which damaging earthquakes occur (Lahn, 1949).

This design was later extended with international co-authorship relations as a fourth category in a Quadruple Helix model (Kwon et al. 2012; Leydesdorff and Sun 2009).

One is geographical, yielding as a first category works on Russian intellectual and cultural history, particularly of the nineteenth century; here belong his several essays on Herzen, his two studies of Tolstoy, his pieces on Turgenev, Belinsky and Plekhanov, as well as those on Russian populism and the theme of artistic commitment in Russian thought (most of them included in 2008).

· Commons-based ownership rights that protect the rights of future generations (as a third category next to private and public property rights).

Therefore, we could have used endometriomata and abscesses as a fifth category.