Sentence examples for implications of category from inspiring English sources

Strawson, another Oxford philosopher, discussed the implications of category theory for a descriptive metaphysics.

The implications of category 4 and 5 cannot be limited to students not wanting to become surgeons.

A considerable literature explores the history of census taking and the far-reaching implications of the categories and classifications used in censuses (Hacking 1990; Porter 1995; Schor 2009; Szreter et al. 2004).

Yet Brien's perspective on the social implications of legal categories for immigrants is particularly trenchant in the American context.

We have previously offered a detailed explanation of the implications of fragment-based category learning [12], [13].

Previous contributions in the economics, operations or marketing literatures equate design quality to product differentiation and analyse economic implications of different product categories.

In addition to considering the implications of developments within each megatrends category for the future of work, new threats and opportunities can be anticipated by combining megatrend categories - e.g., People and Productivity.

Table 2 summarises practical implications of the instructions provided for each category of providers.

These processes are psychologically and computationally distinct, and may have implications for the acquisition of categories at different hierarchical levels.

The working examples are analyzed, and the implications of design or inherent complexities in each category are discussed.

§ 62.41 Change of category.