Sentence examples for category of the key from inspiring English sources

Another category of the key generation solutions is the centralized key management schemes.

Any negative complaint would have been classified into the category of the key word.

How to effectively discriminate the category of the cancers using the key features/factors is very important in the diagnosis and prediction.

Selective coding also included identification and labelling of the core category, the key aspect of the story being related (Fig. 2).

A coding scheme was used that consisted of 3 categories representing the key components of acceptance, that is, disengagement from pain control, pain willingness, and engagement in activities other than pain control.

This category included five entries of the key vertebrate coagulation gene von Willebrand Factor (vWF) and several members of the selectins (P and E), mucins and annexins protein families.

Before the change, Categories were often one of the key means for browsing Pinterest's sections, and were found under the "hamburger" menu (the mobile app-like menu with the three lines) at the top-left of the page next to a very small search box.

The poor sales performance in the U.S. -- December comp sales were a shocking -3.8 percent, according to Janney Capital Markets analyst Mark Kalinowski -- has moved the U.S. into the category of "key opportunity markets".

This chapter discusses post combustion capture that is removal of dilute concentrations of CO2 from low pressure combustion byproducts downstream of a combustion system represents one of the key categories of capture technologies that have been investigated by the CCP.

Jay Rayner, The Observer's Restaurant Critic and awards co-host, said: "What makes the Observer Food Monthly awards matter is that many of the key categories are awarded by serious experts: our readers.

In the age of super abundance of events and places, landscape becomes one of the key categories through which we can research changes in space and relationship between natural and built environment.