Sentence examples for category designed from inspiring English sources

"Affordable housing" is no vague euphemism in wealthy suburbs; rather it is a category designed to make it possible for village employees, the elderly and the children of longtime residents to remain in communities with steadily rising housing prices.

To that end, visitors to various parts of the Journal Online will be placed in one of eight categories -- car buffs, consumer techies, engaged investors, health enthusiasts, leisure-minded, mutual-fund aficionados, opinion leaders and travel seekers -- or into a custom category designed at a marketer's request.

The $26.8 million budget item is marked as $0 in previous years, which former Secret Service agents said probably meant that the costs were part of a new budget category designed to encapsulate the unusual expense of protecting the first lady and the president's youngest son because they live outside the White House.

Back at CES in January, Google put on a big show with the launch of a new product category designed to take on Amazon's Echo Show and Spot.

Announced in March, the Versa was the Fitbit's second shot at the category, designed to appeal to a more mainstream audience.

In addition, for each specific film studied, multiple corpora were also manually created to identify actor, director, writer, and story, with each category designed to elicit information about a particular aspect of the movie.

This category designs resins that give plastics a specific color or physical property such as conductivity and flexibility.

The dependent variables included several discourse categories designed to assess patients' information seeking, provision, and verifying.

Adult participants were presented with multiple exemplars from novel, complex sound categories designed to reflect some of the spectral complexity and variability of speech.

This makes it difficult to place dance into metaphysical categories designed with other forms of art in mind.

On what ground can it be assumed that cs can be analysed in terms of the categories designed initially for the analysis of linguistic phenomena?