Sentence examples for many categorizations and from inspiring English sources

While many categorizations and definitions have attempted to elucidate the elusive term serious games, we are still some way off formulating an agreed understanding of what serious games are and can be.

But many categorizations are now so obscure that they cannot see the reasoning behind them.

Multiple Representations: elements in a situation afford many interpretations, functional uses, categorizations and so on, so that multiple schemas, analogies, models or case precedents are needed to capture and convey the meaning of the situation.

We found that many undergraduate novices employed cognitive biases characteristic of children (e.g., intentionality and teleology) in both their problem categorizations and their problem solutions.

Then there is further social categorizations and biases within groups.

This goes for your own categorizations and the labels of others, Bea says.

Histograms and categorizations and patent searches were performed with SciFinder.

Today, although it is generally possible to tell an Asian from a European from an African, many individuals defy such categorization, and boundaries are impossible to draw.

This is just one of the many possible forms of categorization, and it does not make assumptions about the form of the distribution.

There are, obviously, many other categorizations of gene modules in different domains; for example Reactome pathways [ 8], Biocarta pathways, etc.

Experimental result shown that the novel algorithm has lower time consumption and higher efficiency than many other categorization tools.