Sentence examples for fallen into two general categories from inspiring English sources
The history of copyright law has been one of gradual expansion in the types of works accorded protection, and the subject matter affected by this expansion has fallen into two general categories.
Although the Committee has strayed somewhat from its original mandate to honoring organizations rather than persons, including the Red Cross, the Friends Service Committee and Doctors Without Borders, the prizes to individuals have fallen into two general categories.
From a data analysis perspective the goals tend to fall into two general categories: identifying usability issues with a design and comparing different designs or versions.
There are countless varieties of clams and other bivalves, but for practical purposes in the northeastern United States, they fall into two general categories: hard-shell and soft-shell.
The latter workers have surveyed most of the available substrains of C 3 H mice and have found that they fall into two general categories having either five or six lumbar vertebræ.
There are several technical and economic problems in the recycling of plastics; they fall into two general categories: (1) identification, segregation (or sorting), and gathering into central stations and (2) the economics of recovering value.
WHAT YOU'LL PAY Only detached homes are permitted in Malba, where houses fall into two general categories: older and usually built in the 1920s to 1950s, or bigger and newer.
These failures fall into two general categories however: elastic extension of either the conductors or surrounding objects (such as tree limbs) causing electrical contact and arcing, and fatigue failures under high strain conditions affecting system components (conductors, poles, crossarms) or surrounding objects (trees).
