Sentence examples for develop a category from inspiring English sources
That's going to help develop a category.
In short, Harris wasn't easy to pigeonhole, wouldn't let his work be pigeonholed, and didn't get the chance to develop a category of his own.
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It would be good to develop a category of people whom we celebrate while also viewing them as they are, or were namely, as complicated and imperfect and to find ways to amend (rather than topple) monuments to people like Schurz.
The aim was to develop a category scale or scales with at least ordinal properties.
A team of researchers will inductively develop a category system in order to create a subject matrix for each of the four interview studies [ 21].
He later developed a category (C) scale with ratio (R) properties by adding numbers along his line at specific distances and adding descriptive adjectives to this non-linear numeric scale [4].
Sampling was also pragmatic: individuals who had developed a category 3 or 4 pressure ulcer were identified by members of the local tissue viability nurse teams.
We used Burnard's approach [ 15], which provides a systematic method of analysing interview data by breaking down the text into meaning units, developing a category system, and grouping together ideas of a similar sort.
If, for example, we had prospectively identified patients with category 2 ulcers, in order to evaluate differences between those who developed a category 3 or 4 ulcer and those who did not, our presence would have drawn attention to the significance of the pressure ulcers.
The realization of self-powered sensors generally has two approaches: the first approach is to develop environmental energy harvesting devices for driving the traditional sensors; the other is to develop a new category of sensors – self-powered active sensors – that can actively generate electrical signal itself as a response to a stimulation/triggering from the ambient environment.
