Sentence examples for categories perfectly from inspiring English sources

Cabrera does not do it all, and nobody is claiming that the triple crown categories perfectly define greatness.

Most encounters between a self-driving car and humans that result in injuries or death fall into categories perfectly familiar to the legal system, he observes.

We found that the variational Bayesian recognition recovers the stimulus categories perfectly (see blue line in upper-right panel of figure 3) and the cue-outcome association strength well (see lower-left panel and green lines in upper-right panels).

Note that your range may not match one of these categories perfectly and that vocal profiles besides the ones below, though rare, are possible.

They fit the "dull, dangerous and dirty" category perfectly.Aethon's Tugs can be summoned with a smartphone app and attached to a trolley carrying pharmaceuticals, diagnostic materials, meals or laundry.

We're betting this one from our mate Reuben Bonner to NZ's HNIC fits that category perfectly.

Although the analysis of relational situations that Aristotle suggests in the Categories is perfectly general, it is clear from his later writings that he does not think that all relational situations conform to it.

These categories are perfectly in line with the reduced proliferation potential, accumulation of DNA defects and changes in cellular cytoskeleton as reflected by the senescence phenotype that was observed morphologically.

Into the first category fall perfectly wonderful films like Last Tango in Paris, The Seventh Seal, Withnail & I and Raging Bull, all of which have returned to cinema screens in the past 12 months, as well as The Good, The Bad And The Ugly (which opens again on 1 August) and Badlands (29 August).

But most infants don't fall into either of these categories; they are perfectly healthy.

Strikingly, every one of the broader highlighted categories is distributed perfectly onto either the human or chimpanzee branch (for instance, all six cell cycle subcategories are enriched on the human branch).