Sentence examples for generic categorization from inspiring English sources
A generic categorization of spatial elements within the spatial-resource-planning continuum renders the following four archetypes (Table 1): Urban centres Suburban areas Small towns as centres of rural areas Rural areas.
All interviews were conducted by one interviewer (AA) to provide internal consistency on NHP generic names and categorization.
A similar categorization of outcomes for museums, known as generic learning outcomes (GLO, http://www.Inspiringlerningforall.gov.uk/toolstemplates/genericlearning/index.html), was developed in Great Britain, by the Museum, Libraries and Archives Council.
To study visual categorization mechanisms in an information system such as the brain, three generic questions must be addressed to relate brain activity to the states of an automaton (i.e. to derive an algorithm).
Rather, it appeared that this procedure was more strongly influenced by positions primarily delimiting generic and subgeneric divisions, as evidenced in part by the relatively high variability categorization of rRNA positions (Additional File 3).
We will read novels, historical memoirs, short stories and, it goes without saying, works that defy categorization, in no small measure because writing on sport often defies easy generic labeling.
Also, because honey bees express a rich and well-characterized repertoire of complex behaviors, such as extinction learning, stimulus categorization, rule learning, and advanced navigation [17] [19], they provide an excellent opportunity for examining generic features of brain aging.
Though generic vessel representation performs reasonably well, trained deep models which focus on specific attributes are significantly better in attribute categorization.
"Blind Ness" defies easy categorization.
