I usually concentrated on quotes categorized under the headings "Christian," "Christianity," "Church," "Belief," "Faith," "God," "Heaven," "Prayer," "Worship".
Those concepts were eventually categorized under the two scales called yo and in.
This was still fresh in my mind as I scrolled through a series of tweets about sexual harassment, rape, and misogyny, categorized under the hashtag #YesAllWomen.
The rats, for the record, were categorized under "the bad"; the Straphangers chose 12 criteria to rate the subway platforms.
A wave of writing categorized under the rubric "Literature for Life" appeared in the 1960s and '70s.
The endless Internet ideas once categorized under the acronyms B2C (business to consumer) and B2B (business to business) are now being retrofitted with new definitions that satirize the entrepreneurs who hawked them.
Generally categorized under the term "remote access," these services let you view and control another person's computer (or your own machine) from any computer with an Internet connection.
Here, the chef, Bhicoo J. Manekshaw — now closing in on 90 and retired from the stove — continues to devise menus offering fresh, unfussy fare best categorized under the rubric of what was once called "butler food" in India.
The literature on clad failure has been broadly categorized under the headings LOCA and RIA.
Hence, it is categorized under the channel-aware and QoS-aware strategy for packet scheduling.
Among the 44 predicted genes, 6 were categorized under the term "nutrient reservoir activity (GO 0045735)".
