Sentence examples for categorizing that from inspiring English sources

Our search model includes a stimulus, net casting for information, categorizing that information, linking unrelated ideas, and discovery.

Understanding perception as ideasthesia suggests that the phenomenal experiences evoked by a stimulus are tightly related to the process of categorizing that stimulus and understanding its meaning for the perceiver.

In a French survey among 750 adult patients 24 h following surgery, 87% reported postsurgical pain with half (50.9%) categorizing that pain as severe [ 6].

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Herbs were not categorized that year, because they were rarely used then.

For example, if you follow BBC Top Gear on Twitter, and other friends you follow post links to Auto pages on nytimes.com, then OneRiot would categorize that activity as belonging to the "Auto" category.

I think it all just comes down to drawing practice and however someone wants to categorize that is fine with me.

"I categorize that as a siege mentality.

But Oakeshott's kind of conservatism is so hard to categorize that it hasn't crossed over yet, even to the more eggneaded Republicans.

Sebastian Coe, the former Olympic champion and chairman of the London Organizing Committee, categorized that at the time as "quite an aberration" and "some fairly unstructured late-night shopping".

To categorize that as "flimsy" would be an understatement.