Sentence examples for categorised in two from inspiring English sources

Those who attacked Blakelock were categorised in two groups: those who had kicked or punched the officer, and those who used potentially lethal weapons to assault him.

General evaluations about the recent lesson, which were categorised in two groups: achievements and shortcomings or problems.

These papers are categorised in two groups, one related to smart device security and one related to wireless networks.

But almost 18% of children are categorised in two lower levels of special need - School Action and School Action Plus - representing about 1.4 million pupils.

He explained: "It's an air threat, really categorised in two ways, the sort of 9/11 threat everyone knows about, and also for the lower, slower type of target which might pop up closer to the Olympic Park, which we would need to intervene".

The responses to this question were categorised in two ways.

Trust-based detection system is categorised in three trust systems as shown in Fig. 3.

It can be categorised in three parts: precursor supply, linking of the peptide backbone and modification reactions.

During the first analysis of recommendations, the recommendations were categorised in three different groups (recommendations regarding VRUs, vehicles and infrastructure).

In companies, competence management involves several heavy processes that we have categorised in four classes: competence identification, competence assessment, competence acquisition, and competence usage.

A number of aspects contributing to safe operation were identified and categorised in six overall themes: situations, functions, tasks, structural elements, and characteristics.