Sentence examples for categorization takes from inspiring English sources

Our main finding is that the Ontological Hierarchy is indeed relevant to the conceptualization of hybrids; however, it is crucially dependent on the medium in which the categorization takes place.

This categorization takes into account large transnational public-private partnerships.

Our categorization takes into account geographic, economic, and, most importantly, scientific criteria but despite that, alternative approaches would also be appropriate.

We believe that our categorization takes into account geographic, economic and, most importantly, scientific criteria (i.e. Canada and Japan represent powerful scientific world regions on their own).

These findings are well in line with the hypothesis that early categorization takes place in the (extended) time window of the P1 component.

However, consistent with the afore mentioned evidence of categorization taking place around 100-ms after stimulus onset [32], [33], there is now a growing number of observations of an earlier electrophysiological inversion effect occurring around 100 120-ms after picture onset for the P100 120-msponent [48], [57], [59].

The categorization took into account magnitude of risk, confidence intervals, consistency between incidence and mortality, and separately calculated age-specific relative risks (not shown).

In contrast, subordinate categorizations took longer to perform and differentiated from basic level categorizations in amplitude and latency at later stages (450 550 ms).

Categorization then takes place for each time step individually resulting in a sequence of category labels.

This categorization was taken from the World Health Organization's classification concerning PAC (WHO 1999).

That reference to nursing, and its categorization, was taken directly from a report by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.