Sentence examples for categorizing it as from inspiring English sources

PopMatters' review of the album compared its musical style to that of Brian Eno and Robert Fripp, ultimately categorizing it as "dark ambient".

First, she says, society, women – and corporate leaders – have miss-framed and miss-analyzed the problem, categorizing it as a diversity dimension.

But many at EMC cautioned against categorizing it as an Australian "sound," considering the diversity of music on offer, from Rainbow Chan's shiny electronica-pop to Tommy Trash's aggressive EDM.

However, trying to understand a smartphone by categorizing it as a phone will only activate a subset of relevant knowledge and attitudes.

Experts were then asked to evaluate the strength of each relationship, by categorizing it as 'non-existent', 'very low', 'low', 'medium', 'high', or 'very high'; experts were also given the possibility of choosing 'unsure' in order to skip evaluating relationships about which they did not feel confident.

The analysis was based on a consensus categorization using the full group of six scorers: an item was scored 1 on a dichotomy if at least five out of six raters agreed on categorizing it as T or F respectively; if there was a 4-2 or 3-3 disagreementhethe item was scored.5, and 0 otherwise.

So even though the value of a mortgage-backed bond may have declined sharply, the bank could still have that bond on its balance sheet at its original cost, so long as management categorized it as "held to maturity".

"I categorize it as a coup d'état".

"I wouldn't categorize it as a technicality," Mr. Weiner said.

However, unless an abstract included language about the cause of the warming, we categorized it as 'no opinion'.

This should categorize it as a deepwater well, not a land-based well.