Sentence examples for category sense from inspiring English sources

From Sect. 7 onward, "fibration" or "cofibration" without qualifiers is always used in the model category sense, and fibrations resp.

(ii) From Sect. 7 onward, "fibration" or "cofibration" without qualifiers is always used in the model category sense, and fibrations resp.

Here ({text {Hom}}^cdot is understood in the standard triangulated category sense: ({text {Hom}}^m(A,B) = {text {Hom}}(A,B[m])) for any integer m, where [m] is the homological shift with respect to the triangulated structure provided by Proposition 2.20.

As the GeneChip microarray method analyzes cRNA, the orientations were evaluated as follows: If there is an annotated transcript in the same orientation and no annotated transcript in the reverse orientation, the probeset detects only sense transcripts (category "sense").

We can think of all messages as falling into one of three categories: "Sense" - where the message is sent "in the clear" and anyone intercepting the data can read it as easily as a valid recipient.

Swing voters fell into three of the categories: "Sensing," "Thinking" and "Judging".

Institutional investors and hedge funds dominate ETFs, but the category makes sense for individual investors who plan to buy and hold.

You have not enough top buyers: you need to be number one in shoes, apparel, sports, jewelerey, whatever category makes sense.

Do the category make sense?

Interestingly, answers, which were allocated to the category „makes sense because it improves the reputation of GPs and documents our quality of care", were only given by GPs who agreed to participate in the study.

The focus on the beauty, fashion and home categories makes sense, he said, because they compose three of the four largest advertising categories for Hearst Magazines.