Sentence examples for category introduced from inspiring English sources
In another new category introduced by the magazine society this year, essays, The Sciences magazine won for an essay about the cathedral clock in Strasbourg, France.
The actor beat Idris Elba's Luther and Broadchurch detectives David Tennant and Olivia Colman to scoop the award for TV Detective, a new category introduced this year.
It is thought the inspector who visited Burnholme's English department was a former lay inspector – an obsolete category introduced in the 1990s to allow non-professionals to work with inspectors, looking at non-core areas of provision.
Serkis has said in the past that he would not want to see a special category introduced at the Oscars for motion-capture acting, insisting that success using the technique can be rewarded with current accolades.
It doesn't help that the foreign language film category, introduced at the 29th Oscars (a nickname not officially adopted by the academy until 1939) to widen the outlook of the awards, boasts a convoluted selection process (each "foreign" country can submit only one movie per year) that has long been a source of controversy.
It is the TV awards equivalent of the big screen face-off between Batman and Superman – a new category introduced for next year's National Television Awards, which will pit the likes of Sherlock Holmes against John Luther and Sarah Lund against DS Ellie Miller.
The substitution of who with of in the cover category introduces a nice parallel to the woman of color phrase; we'll see if it takes.
Identification of these explicit links within the broader hazard surveillance category introduces the concept of surveillance of indirect hazards (e.g., biodiversity) [ 46, 47].
F-measures for the new categories introduced in 2014 CDnet are lower since these categories are more difficult.
Fortunately, these methods do exist, in the form of model structures and model categories introduced by Quillen [39].
The acts were then analyzed according to the directness categories introduced by Blum-Kulka et al. (1984) and politeness strategies suggested by Brown and Levinson (1987).
