Sentence examples for categorise pages from inspiring English sources

If you use sub pages, you can categorise pages better.

Then the next few pages, categorise it under EVENTS.

With each site you visit it will capture the URL (and, for a search engine, the search terms too) plus enough of the header data from the page to "categorise" it into one of a number of areas.

Of the 51 web pages that could be categorised 15 were not consistent with the results of the systematic review and 36 were consistent.

We used ATLAS.ti to categorise, code and analyse qualitative data including hundreds of pages of background documents such as national-level policy reports, minutes from meetings and speech transcripts from conferences and workshops (table 3) (figure 3).

Spatial neighbourhoods are commonly categorised as binary or weighted (O'Sullivan and Unwin 2003, pages 44 to 45).

Twenty-six of the 77 web pages with qualitative statements of effect were categorised as "unclear" because it was not possible to determine what the statement meant about the effectiveness of the intervention.

"Sharing individual likes or pages might not seem hugely intrusive, but it allows individuals to be categorised and behaviour predicted in areas that are far more personal and sensitive than people realise.

In particular, the problem of information overload, exacerbated by the growth of e-mail and the explosion in the number of web pages, means there are plenty of opportunities for new technologies to help filter and categorise information classic AI problems.

Some of these web pages also gave qualitative information, but in these cases only the quantitative information was categorised.

Further reading and discussion meant that the page could be categorised under 'support, advice, guidance available and/or contact details of the careers centre and/or equivalent unit' (category 4).