Sentence examples for categorizing with from inspiring English sources

In this experiment, the group of subjects showed a speed accuracy trade-off categorizing with a slightly higher accuracy but slower speed the set of dog pictures.

First, as part of the peer debriefing [ 14], co-authors MS, JH, and EL repeatedly discussed the coding and categorizing with JG.

But those communities' reactions have less to do with tolerating crime than with the indignity that comes with being categorized with criminals.

"What's really at stake," said Robert Thompson, professor of media and pop culture at Syracuse University, "is one big decision: Are these shows going to be categorized with W.W.F.

"It's a great award and a privilege to be categorized with some of the other players that are being considered," White told reporters last Monday.

Until the mid-1870s the new "French Flats" were categorized with private houses under "First Class Dwellings," even though they were technically tenement houses.

Casella, born in 1883, is sometimes categorized (with Respighi and others) as part of the 1880 Generation: a link between verismo and the Italian modernists.

These disturbances can be categorized with respect to their amplitude, duration and frequency.

Over 3000 web applications are tracked and categorized with screenshots, icons, feeds, reviews and concise summaries.

The diameters were categorized with Freedman-Diaconis method but preserving the overall voids' fractions.

Collision detection can be categorized with Discrete Collision Detection (DCD) and Continuous Collision Detection (CCD).