Sentence examples similar to career categorization from inspiring English sources
Authors can change their research subject during their career, thus making a categorization on the author level difficult.
A transmedia artist long before the term was coined, Mr. Marker resisted categorization throughout his career; he once referred to "career" as "that despicable word".
The categorization of the career patterns was carried out with the ISCO-08 classification.
Therefore the categorization of "stable" "horizontal changes", "upward career", "downward career" and "fluctuating pattern" are the logical consequence to describe OCPs.
A third limitation contains the categorization of the occupational career patterns.
Based on our categorization of self-identified career pursuit (Table 2), 117 indicated biology.
BAMcinemaFest puts into perspective the work of two filmmakers who, despite their youth (both are around thirty), are well into their careers and whose remarkable work defies easy categorization.
To identify different career patterns, we distinguish two approaches, namely a theoretically based categorization, and an empirically grounded typology.
Remarkably, some novices exhibited expert-like evolutionary problem categorization and solving abilities within the first year of their academic careers (see also Smith 1983, for similar findings in the domain of genetics).
Altogether, the library is divided into "16 federally-designed career clusters," the CEO says, as well as 58 "career pathways" or sub-topics, which align with the system of categorization most schools use in their career technical education classes (CTEs).
