TheFind, which launched back in 2006, is a comparison shopping site that surface and categorize more than 500 million product offers from 500,000 stores.
Some can, perhaps, be categorized more as ugly than as absurd: one can be amazed that "Sidewalks of New York" was the Democratic campaign anthem in 1928, and recoil at the anti-Catholic rhetoric directed at Al Smith.
Differences were found in the detection of prefrail and frail individuals: the CHS categorized more individuals as frail than did the other two clinical measures.
Response bias scores showed that participants uniformly categorized more faces as non-Mormon than Mormon.
As in previous work [20], participants' accuracy (A') in categorizing the faces was significantly better than the chance guessing rate of.50 [t(22) = 3.37, p = .003, r = .58] while measures of response bias (B') [45] showed that perceivers categorized more targets as non-Mormon than Mormon.
Some even argue that Trump's Twitter threats are an exercise in nuclear deterrence and can be categorized more as bizarrely articulated military policy than the kind of tweet that might violate Twitter's rules banning "specific threats of violence".
Some pros or cons could be categorized in more than one theme, but for matters of clarity, we categorized every single pro and con in just one single (sub category.
In recent years, N.B.A. draft prospects have been categorized by more than size and position.
Each instance of the objects was associated with an element of activity (i.e., actor, instrument, environment, and artifact) according to the analysis framework shown in (Figure 1)The association was recorded at instance level (i.e., each appearance in the data) because one object could be categorized into more than one element, depending on the context where the object was mentioned.
Although we did not find such variability in our data set, such differences might be recognized as different behavior spectrum and thus 'sea surface behavior' could be categorized into more than one acceleration ethogram.
