Sentence examples for categorization has from inspiring English sources

Although TAK can be further categorized by the anatomical distribution of arterial lesions, such a categorization has no obvious association with its medical treatment [ 30].

This conflict's murky categorization has kept ISIS's ambition to establish a caliphate straddling present-day Iraq and Syria largely from popular consciousness.

In recent years, Monk, whose work has long defied categorization, has been identifying more strongly with the classical world, although her methods remain unorthodox, as she recounts in an interview with Sarah Bryan Miller of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.

"Categorization has been promoted by those on the commercial side of the music business," Mr. Jarvi explained, relaxing on his couch while in the next room Ms. Josefowicz tended to Lukas, their 6-month-old son ("totally the best thing I've ever done," Mr. Jarvi said).

Audio categorization has been extensively studied in the context of perceptual soundscape research in [37].

This categorization has been expressed in the bipolar complementary relationship between the terms names (ming 名) and actualities (shi 實).

Experiments for both sentence-level categorization and review-level categorization have been performed.

For example, a better model may have been obtained if some other categorization had been attempted.

Results of a survey reveal that network effects, intergroup comparison, and social categorization have a positive and significant effect on common identity attachment, whereas this is not the case with in-group interdependence.

The most interesting data point I examined had to do with genre, and the numbers are notable — even if distinctions among rock, EDM and hip-hop can be blurry, and serious listeners who argue against such reductive categorization have a point.

Virtually all studies reporting a speed advantage to access the basic level of categorization have used single isolated drawings/objects.