Sentence examples for categorization in a from inspiring English sources

Different subregions of prefrontal cortex may therefore represent objects at different levels of categorical abstraction, affording flexible selection, retrieval, and categorization in a wide range of behavioral contexts.

However, the sheer volume and variety of what they see makes categorization in a computer-friendly manner difficult.

And I think that the multi-factoriality of much of what we're looking at defies a clear categorization in a very limited, very carefully manicured subject study.

The present study integrates these questions, exploring sibilant categorization in a nonce word lexical decision task.

Experimental results reveals LDABoost making categorization in a low-dimensional space, it has higher accuracy than traditional AdaBoost algorithms and many other classic classification algorithms.

Fig. 1 Summary of results from study 1 (problem categorization in a card sort task) and study 2 (problem solving performance).

Thus, overlaps in both stereotypes and phenotypes influenced sex categorizations in a gendered manner.

For these reasons, and because all reported data are the product of author interpretation, the usefulness of Schutz' categorization in undertaking a meta-ethnography remains unclear.

"The beauty is that a categorization in the DSM-V gives it a whole new light," Dr. Nilay Shah, medical director of the Integrated Medicine of Mount Kisco, N.Y., told ABC News.

Additionally, group composition or social categorization diversity in a group is another important yet relatively understudied factor.

To fill the research gap, this study attempted to examine the effects of task demand and social categorization diversity in a group on motivation and performance in a computer-based foreign language learning game.