Sentence examples for categorization from from inspiring English sources
In categorizing the schools, I use the school categorization from 2005/06 data and do not update the school categorization in year 2006/07 (when teachers show up in their new schools).
His boyish looks, clear blue eyes and pale white skin allow him to evade easy categorization from non-Muslims.
Genzken's multifarious output in the four decades since she made her solo début, at Düsselfdorf's legendary Konrad Fischer gallery, has defied categorization, from the long wooden "Ellipsoids" that she made in the heyday of minimalism to the flotsam-and-jetsam assemblages for which she's best known.
The differences of proposed categorization from the categories defined in prior work [5, 7] are highlighted.
It is easy to see why little research on categorization, from either experimental or modeling approaches, has addressed the knowledge selection issue.
Previous studies have used either amnesic patients [5] or fMRI [6] to dissociate categorization from recognition.
Throughout the whole of the review period, the basic definitions differentiating the emergency categorizations from the non-urgent categorization remained unchanged.
Several authors have followed in these footsteps to develop linguistically sophisticated theories [Taylor 1977; Dowty 1979; Freed 1979; Bach 1981; Galton 1984; Verkuyl 1989; Smith 1991; Kühl 2008], but the legitimacy of drawing ontological categorizations from such linguistic distinctions has been questioned [Gill 1993].
These lists are based on the 1965 Higher Education Act designations, Carnegie Foundation classifications, and categorizations from the National Science Foundation.
Topic categorizations from the 80 randomly selected episodes (40 of The Dr Oz Show and 40 of The Doctors) are shown in figure 2. The most common show topic discussed on both The Dr Oz Show and The Doctors was general medical advice 32.0% (40/125) and 65.5% (74/113) respectively.
From a practical perspective, a categorization stemming from a combination of both country of birth, country of birth of parents and citizenship will probably give the most non-biased identification of a migrant [ 21]; yet, it will not provide any solution to identifying ethnic minorities living in a country for generations.
