Sentence examples for categories introduced from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, these methods do exist, in the form of model structures and model categories introduced by Quillen [39].

F-measures for the new categories introduced in 2014 CDnet are lower since these categories are more difficult.

The acts were then analyzed according to the directness categories introduced by Blum-Kulka et al. (1984) and politeness strategies suggested by Brown and Levinson (1987).

Categories introduced in this study are based on classes of hallux angles (in degrees) without any reference to "normal" values.

Three new categories introduced this year with the goal of providing greater opportunities for young people who have worked hard and dedicated despite facing many obstacles.

Thus, some categories introduced by the researcher during the interview were not explored further because the empirical data did not support these categories as substantial concerns to our informants [ 57].

We did not categorize PD according to the commonly used categories introduced by Boyd and colleagues [ 21], since the numbers of women in the highest categories were relatively few.

For example, in view of the reluctance of UNDP and most Trust Fund donors to agree to additional support cost charges, the new support cost categories introduced in 1996 (ATS, STS, SSTS, SST-LTU) were mostly applied to the project budgets funded from Regular Programme resources controlled by the Organization (TCP and SPFS).