Sentence examples for can categorise from inspiring English sources
"But I don't think you can categorise them by age," he adds.
The statistical analyses suggest three structural grade groups can categorise the resource.
"Nobody can categorise [the crushing of the separatist rebel army which itself had committed atrocities] as a genocide".
It can categorise an image such as "dog", recognise words and logos in the image, and detect landmarks and even faces.
Fourteen completely distinct women come on stage and no one can categorise us or reduce us to stereotypes as in "oh I see, she's the bitch" or "she's the virginal heroine" or "she's the comic maid".
The same, to a lesser degree, is true of documents that have more than one author, and therefore more than one writing style.Dr Caglioti and his colleagues have created a program that can categorise documents by language or authorship, based on these extra lengths.
They see no room for the curve of my hips to coexist with my facial hair; they desperately want me to be someone they can easily categorise.
After his win, director Ang Lee said its success "has proven you can never categorise a region or place or stereotype them".
Findings from the Aachen University in Germany have shown that approximately 20 per cent of people can be categorised as night owls and only 10 per cent can be categorised as "early birds" - the other 70 per cent are intermediates.
