Sentence examples for exclusive categories from inspiring English sources

Not so long ago, classical Asian art and contemporary -- meaning avant-garde -- were considered mutually exclusive categories, with separate markets, audiences and institutional support.

But he is off the mark in suggesting that they are mutually exclusive categories, separable by any "simple distinction" of the sort he makes.

Occupation of individuals are classified into six mutually exclusive categories.

An entity type may be classified into one or more clusters of mutually exclusive categories.

Typically, these are exclusive categories; simple truths are not strong, and strong truths are not simple.

A single-axis framework treats race and gender as mutually exclusive categories of experience.

Participants from the Western Australian Pregnancy Cohort (Raine) study were divided into mutually exclusive categories of peer aggression.

The last four rows are also mutually exclusive categories that show the proportion of episodes involving different types of injuries.

Student gaze (a), verbal behavior (b), motor behavior (c), and affect (d) were recorded in mutually exclusive categories.

McFadden: A discrete choice is one that is either or at least one of several mutually exclusive categories.

Study Design: With use of California discharge data and American Hospital Association data for 1995, patients were classified into 13 mutually exclusive categories for elective primary cesarean delivery.