Sentence examples for is category from inspiring English sources
noun
A group, often named or numbered, to which items are assigned based on similarity or defined criteria.
- This steep and dangerous climb belongs to the most difficult category.
And then there is Category 3, which is essentially mark to model.
Kraft is category captain in more than 60% of the supermarkets in which it distributes coffee.
Homogenous secondary pyrolysis is category of reactions following the primary pyrolysis and presumed important for fast pyrolysis.
In cycling, climbs are rated according to how long and steep they are: the easiest is category four, the hardest category one.
Her research speciality is category theory, the "mathematics of mathematics," which studies very general paradigms of mathematical proof that apply simultaneously in many different contexts.
With sustained winds of up to 218 mph, Super Typhoon Soudelor is category 5 on the hurricane scale, making it the strongest tropical cyclone in 2015 so far.
Her doctors prescribed compression stockings for the varicose veins and Clobex, a steroid cream, for the rash (doctors say steroid creams are fine for pregnant women; the F.D.A. says Clobex is category C).
But if you want to get more in-depth analysis, where can you go? Possibly the best hurricane blog is Category 6 by two meteorologists, Jeff Masters and Bob Henson, at Wunderground.com.
The storm packs wind speeds of 110 mph, but it is strengthening and is forecast to come ashore with winds of 115 mph, which is Category 3 hurricane intensity.
I aim to describe a new problem with contingent valuation studies, and to suggest the nature and severity of the difficulties in surmounting it.1 The source of the problem, in brief, is category-bound thinking.
The study sought to explore whether sexual arousal is category-specific in females as it is in males.
