Sentence examples for categorised as the from inspiring English sources

The mathematical model comprises the fundamental system sub-models that are categorised as the rotor, hydraulic pump, pipeline, hydroelectric turbine and heat exchanger.

The dialectic in Marx and Hegel can therefore be categorised as the relationship between autonomy and dependence, between voluntarism and determinism and between what is possible (Aristotle's kata to dynaton) and what might become possible (dynámei on).

The first method, also categorised as the global method, is the nominal stress method, while the more advanced methods are the hot spot and the effective notch stress methods.

But if you're written off and categorised as the underdogs, then that's always something extra to fight for, to prove that wrong.

According to the coseismic landslide susceptibility level (CLSL), about 59.78% of the total research area could be categorised as the stable and safe area.

Factors affecting wellbore stability can be categorised as the in situ stress field, rock properties, pore pressures and mud pressure (Chen et al. 1996).

Further, the sex that terminated mating was registered on the basis of whether the female's vigorous movement preceded the termination (categorised as terminated by the female) or not (categorised as terminated by the male).

Resistance, confined to a small minority until 1944, was dominated by what middle-class people would categorise as "the awkward squad": teachers and unionists (many of them leftists), young mavericks, communist activists, journalists, peasants: in short, little people.

A large variety of information is categorised as reporting the social aspect of the firms' performance.

The first two responses were categorised as 'satisfied'; the remaining three as 'not satisfied'.

Each of these were then categorised as to the type of technique according to the taxonomy (actual behaviour change talk).