Sentence examples for kind of categorization from inspiring English sources
Divertor Test Platform (DTP2) is presented as a case environment for validating this kind of categorization.
Of course, there are plenty of shredders — both male and female — who defy that kind of categorization.
This kind of categorization tells them more about who their customers are as people, rather than the specific coupon-clipping deal they're interested in at the given moment.
This constellation of prose-poem pieces resists the kind of categorization required to sell books.
It seems like this kind of categorization is focused on developing women into consumers rather than helping them develop their personal style.
That kind of categorization based on religion differs from what Trump proposed; he has said he'd have border agents ask about the religion of anyone trying to enter the country in order to keep out Muslims.
So often Africa was placed at a huge disadvantage when compared with the West, and our museum, created here on the National Mall in the '60s was very much a reaction to those kinds of categorizations.
This was one of the things that adds a level of complexity to the book and helps it transcend any kind of narrow categorization.
"I've always said that I'm a hybrid," said Mary Foster Conklin, a highly creative singer whose style blends cabaret and jazz so thoroughly as to defy any kind of easy categorization.
In these two examples, what was considered "authentic" was tied directly to matching some kind of demographic categorization scheme.
