Sentence examples for categories defined from inspiring English sources

Whether they're labeled "problem" or "gifted," the categories defined in the database may follow the kids.

Humans naturally group the world into coherent categories defined by membership rules.

Still the categories, defined by wall labels, do provide a way of grasping some of the major developments.

"It's extremely naïve to think that psychiatric illnesses will collapse into categories defined by a gene," he said.

Such systems can, in turn, be divided into several categories defined by the type of hoist used.

Others fall in categories defined by International Labour Organisation ILOO) as 'vulnerable employment', including self-employment and unpaid work (such as family farming).

Both it and Pluto are classified as dwarf planets under categories defined in August 2006 by the International Astronomical Union for bodies orbiting the Sun.

Changes that occur during a startup should be documented; changes fall into typical categories defined in this chapter.

Specifically, the constant-comparative method was used to develop open coding categories, defined by properties and described by dimensions.

Only voluntary organisations that fit into one of the 11 categories defined by the bill would be allowed to operate.

Another way of looking at the losses is to see how many hosts fall in the various loss quality categories defined above as a function of time.