Sentence examples for fall in the category from inspiring English sources

All the events studied in the present paper fall in the category of subflare with almost same intensity.

His key statistics — completion percentage, yards, touchdowns and interceptions — all fall in the category of average.

"But I don't want to fall in the category of the bridesmaid.

The rejection was based on the fact that these employes fall in the category of management.

First, college graduations fall in the category of "life cycle" events.

It runs out that the optimal structures produced by our theory fall in the category of structures we call tensegrity.

A majority of complex scientific/engineering applications, however, fall in the category of precedence-constrained task graphs.

"University funding is pretty weak if you don't fall in the category of 'rich' or 'poor'," Zowie says.

One main fact in design of such elements, which fall in the category of thin-walled structures, is their buckling behavior.

These, of course, fall in the category of deciduous plants and they will lose their leaves soon after the first frosts.

Shinn adds: "In terms of the total package, the grants are usually a modest component and fall in the category of public relations.