Sentence examples for basic categories a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Barnett's "new map" split the world into two basic categories: a "functioning core" of nations that are plugged into the global economy, and a "nonintegrating gap" of countries — in the Middle East, Latin America and elsewhere — that are chaotic and dangerous because they are cut off from the world's established markets and institutions.

So far, it has two basic categories: a first tier of traditional swing states and historically Republican states that Mr. Obama won four years ago, and a second tier of states like Michigan, which it says it believes Mr. Obama needs to win to retain the White House, but where it believes changing demographics provide it with an opportunity.

The fundamental function of vasculature may be outlined in three basic categories: a. Delivery of nutrients and oxygen to tissues/organ systems and removal of gases and waste products from the tissues from the early fetus growth, after birth and throughout life;   b.

[ 4] Strategies for resolving homoplasy as revealed by incompatible characters could be divided into two basic categories: a) adaptation of a tree to the full scope of the data, so that the apparent homoplasy on the tree is minimal, and b) recognition of incompatible characters and their exclusion from the phylogenetic analysis [ 7].

A few centuries later, Wang Fuzhi (1619 1692) elaborated these two basic categories from a realistic viewpoint, denied the classical concepts of non-existence and emphasized the objective reality that exists independently of human perception.

ADRs are now classified into two basic categories: Type A (predictable) and Type B (idiosyncratic) [2 5].

The extent to which these different categories need to be recognized as distinct forms of inference (rather than special instances or distinct expressions of more basic categories) remains a matter of debate.

There are three basic categories for a legal malpractice suit: negligence, breach of fiduciary duty, and breach of contract.

Apart from the two model categories mentioned above, we can distinguish two other groups of models which cannot be classified into either of the basic categories as they use a combination of deterministic and empirical approaches which we refer to as semi-empirical and semi-deterministic models.

Two basic categories can be distinguished: (a) models of theory reduction maintain that one theory can be logically deduced from another theory (Section 3.1); and, (b) models of explanatory reduction focus on whether higher level features can be explained by representations of lower level features (Section 3.2).

Barnes ([2000, pp. 355 7) provides a brief but useful division of approaches to the justification question into five basic categories. 9. For an attempt to give a pragmatic defense of parsimony, see Gauch [2003, p. 269].