Sentence examples for its categorization from inspiring English sources

Under the hood, the company says these sections are generated by its categorization technology, which it refers to as its Dynamic Inference Graph.

Although it was designed for clinical assessment by physicians, its categorization is easy to understand for patients as well and was thus be used for a patient-based evaluation.

That reference to nursing, and its categorization, was taken directly from a report by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Some militants also said that Washington's designation of the Algerians as a terrorist organization after Sept. 11 — despite its categorization by some American government experts as a regional insurgency — had the effect of turning the group against the United States.

Words that precede or follow the target word may be useful in its categorization.

In this way, the team hopes that its categorization and filtering features can increase the stickiness of its user experience.

The DSM differs from the ICD in its introduction of precisely described criteria for each diagnostic category; its categorizations are based upon the detailed description of symptoms.

Clarity is also watching these human-powered recommendations improve its own categorization of experts on its network.

Clickmarks cites its automatic categorization feature as one of its highlights, even though a site spokesman, Rizwan Tufail, said the technology was not perfect.

The eccentricity developed its own categorization: "Gilbertology," coined by the former Wizards coach Eddie Jordan.

Ms. DeCarlo's argument that mainstream perception of nonmainstream art is enough to validate its uncritical categorization as "outsider" is simply primitivism revisited.