Sentence examples for makes the categorization from inspiring English sources
This consequently makes the categorization between adherents, networkers, and adventurers no longer suitable in analysing job search behaviour after 2003.
To make the categorization, a support vector machine (SVM) is designed based on genetic search.
Despite appearing to let users choose non-binary genders, Facebook still requires a primary gender to create an account — data which is in turn provided to advertisers, making the categorization of "male" and "female" a key but hidden part of its information architecture.
The mRRS-G allows us to make the categorization of "rural" according to the local healthcare infrastructure and, therefore, provide evidence to counter some of the subjective perceptions of what this means.
Study 1 showed that perceivers were capable of judging who was Mormon and non-Mormon based only on photographs of faces but that their estimations of accuracy did not match their actual ability to make the categorizations.
In addition, for almost 25% of users for who their home city is defined at least two or more cities are listed as their home cities making the proposed categorization inconsistent.
The use of event filtration and categorization features successfully makes the system effective over various conditions.
This makes the profiling of (staging, queue, SQ_P)'s more judicious, thereby making tier categorization decisions more accurate.
Seeing a competing demand as a dilemma when it might best be seen as a paradox not only makes the existing design of an organization that makes such a mis-categorization seem inadequate but it can also derail an organization.
A definition change in the term during the early 1970s makes categorization of the systems more complex, as many kona lows are extratropical cyclones, complete with their own weather fronts.
To paraphrase the famous saying, you know it when you see it, but you — admit it — have a lifetime of viewing pornography to reflect on when you make that categorization.
