Sentence examples for categorization along from inspiring English sources

Second, this categorization along development levels or political geographies frequently overlaps with assumptions about political regimes: Destinations in the 'Global North' are often implicitly cast as liberal democracies, while origins in the 'Global South' are classified as autocracies or, at best, malfunctioning democracies.

However, to avoid contaminating measures of categorization along one dimension with effects actually attributable to categorization along the other dimension, we used a more conservative analysis strategy (see Stangor et al. 1992 for a similar approach).

The categorization along each of the dimensions can, in turn, be multi- or single-labeled in and of itself.

The form '… ed' indicates that an experiment was performed by the authors; suffix removal is thus likely to impede the correct categorization along the Evidence dimension.

In Experiment 1, the categorization effect may reflect arbitrary categorization along the only dimension that happened to be available, tenure length (cf. Moreland 1985).

We thus expect that the accurate automated text categorization along the suggested dimensions will support a wide variety of biomedical applications.

However, it is noticeable that there is a categorization phenomenon along this dimension, as the sounds labeled 9, 11, and 12 are much lower on that dimension than the other ones.

If subjects categorized along the dimension of tenure, categorization scores should be significantly greater than zero.

Thus, the widely favoured categorization approach inevitably goes along with a loss of information that can be avoided using a continuous variable, such as the latency until pressing the lever, and including a trial-by-trial analysis.

The present study focuses on understanding the origins of liquid dissimilation by testing listener categorization of liquids along an /r/-/l/ continuum to explore perceptual patterns of co-occurring liquids, which have been shown to have robust long-range coarticulatory effects (Tunley 1999, Heid & Hawkins 2000, West 1999, 2000).

We believe that the categorization of text along the multiple suggested dimensions, which characterize important aspects of scientific contents, can lead to more accurate extraction and retrieval of information from a large volume of publications.