Sentence examples for categorize separately from inspiring English sources

I'm sure, dear reader, if you were to submit your life to this analysis, you would also find a startling amount of what people like to categorize separately "virtual" (or some such descriptor) communication.

For example, while the economies of most eastern and western German states were still dominated by manufacturing in the early 1990s, by the end of the decade a majority of states, and the country as a whole, had economies with a higher level of output by private firms providing services (even excepting trade and transport, which are categorized separately).

Falls on stairs or steps were categorized separately from ground level.

The web applications won't be categorized separately from other natively built applications in the store, making the distinction between native and web apps more of a blurry line for consumers.

Indeed, purely "civic" loyalties are often categorized separately under the title "patriotism", or "constitutional patriotism" (Habermas 1996; see the discussion in Markell 2000; for a wider understanding of patriotism see Primoratz and Pavkovic 2007).

Osteoporosis, including a diagnosis of osteopenia, was collected and categorized separately from musculoskeletal conditions as it may have an association with hip fractures, a common injury after a fall leading to death (Melton et al. 1986; Cummings et al. 1993).

Sports and religion may get categorized separately but their intersection is striking.

These groups, which are categorized separately from hate groups, grew 55% to 1,274 in 2011, up from 824 in 2010.

The latter genus-type is sometimes categorized separately as cumulonimbiform due to its more complex structure that often includes a cirriform or anvil top.

To decide if a material should be categorized separately, we compared the average mass of each material to the average total nest mass for each species in each location.

Each participant's perceptions of needs were first categorized separately.