Sentence examples for between two categories of from inspiring English sources
"You Can't Steal a Gift" opens with a distinction made by the Kiswahali-speaking people of East Africa between two categories of deceased: the sasha, who are still remembered by the living, and the zamani, who have passed beyond living memory.
Consequently, we can distinguish between two categories of functions: empirical (e.g. attributes) and analytical.
Applying the belief theory as a way forward, we use the change of relations between two categories of mental existence but social relations for the definition of ritual.
ICIC is realized by dividing the radio resource: between two categories of MBS and PBS, ICIC is usually realized by stopping MBS's transmission on some radio resources.
Deliberately retaining pro tem the traditional 'problem solution' language frame, the paper questions this viewpoint by positing a distinction between two categories of problem: the 'problem as given' and the 'problem as design goal'.
Based on tissue affinity, we distinguish between two categories of dietary antioxidants: focal antioxidants that are intrinsically important for a given trait and nonfocal antioxidants that influence traits only indirectly.
Rosa differentiates between three categories of acceleration: technological acceleration, the acceleration of social change, and the acceleration of the pace of life.
In this study, we report four experiments that examined the ability of German adults, German children, and Shuar adults from Amazonian Ecuador to distinguish, on the basis of motion cues alone, between six categories of intentional interaction: chasing, fighting, courting, following, guarding, and playing.
It posits that an independent agent (the development team) creates a software system by alternating between three categories of activities: making sense of an ambiguous context, mutually refining schemas of the context and design space, and manifesting their understanding of the design space in a technological artifact.
Scrutiny and comparison of the most inspiring prior research (Sinclair 1981; Thetela 1997; Hunston 2000; Hood 2004) has led us to the formulation of a new, practical distinction between three categories of context: −real + argumentative intention, +real + argumentative intention, and + real – argumentative intention.
