Sentence examples for general categorization from inspiring English sources

Isolation-enabling means can be grouped using general categorization presented in the above list.

aThis is a general categorization and may not apply to all cases.

Despite the usefulness of this general categorization (Carrillo-Hermosilla et al. 2010), OECD categories are not sufficient for dealing with the issues of sustainable development since they do not distinguish between environmental and non-environmental innovations (Rennings 2000).

The heterogeneity in the psychiatric disorder meta-analysis results may stem from the fact that each of these risk markers is a general categorization that groups multiple psychiatric disorders when in fact, certain psychiatric disorders, such as anxiety disorders or depressive disorders, may have greater risk for PDO than other psychiatric disorders (Seal et al. 2012).

The authors distinguish 5 such categories of features i.e. simple, statistical, information-theoretic, landmarking and model-based, which corresponds to the general categorization evident from the literature.

The process involves conducting the assessment by life stages (i.e., in utero, postnatal, peripubertal), adopting a general categorization of the environmental chemicals by biologic persistence, and collecting and storing biologic specimens that are most likely to yield meaningful information.

Here, the deep representations learned specifically for maritime vessels significantly outperform the deep representation (VGG-F) learned for general object categorization for 1000 classes [2, 20] for both distance metrics.

It divides 'automated reading' into four general subtasks: text categorization, named entity tagging, fact extraction, and collection-wide analysis.

In addition to providing the reader with the general background and categorization of the area, the paper aims at pointing out the main issues which are still open, motivating the on-going investigations in PSL research.

General principles of categorization [14] have been claimed to be sufficient to account for the observed universality [15].

This 'orienting' inhibitory response to emotional bodies was also paralleled by a general drop in categorization accuracy when stimulating the right but not the left motor cortex.