Sentence examples for means of categorizing from inspiring English sources

Another means of categorizing aircraft is by the type of gear used for takeoff and landing.

But when you try to use the standard means of categorizing us — are we for unfettered markets, or government intervention?

There are many different kinds of thinking, and there are various means of categorizing them into a "taxonomy" of thinking skills, but there is no single universally accepted taxonomy.

Using microscopic observations to plot the silica layer thickness on particles (whiskers) vs the depth of the particles (whiskers) below the composite surface is proposed as a powerful means of categorizing and quantifying actual oxidation modes.

Philosophers and psychologists alike have long realized that thinking is not of a "single piece". There are many different kinds of thinking, and there are various means of categorizing them into a "taxonomy" of thinking skills, but there is no single universally accepted taxonomy.

The results suggest that incorporating more than one isolate in the experimental design offers a means of categorizing the large collection of candidate genes that transcriptional profiling typically identifies into those that are strain-specific and those that characterize the entire species.

They were far more interested in the question of language as a means for categorizing society.

They were far more interested in the question of language as a means for categorizing the natural and social worlds.

The clinical criteria of Amsel [ 4] and the scoring system of Nugent [ 5] provide means for categorizing vaginal flora as normal or otherwise, though mainly in relation to the clinical entity bacterial vaginosis (BV) [ 6].

In a wide-ranging book mistrustful of psychiatry's diagnostic methods, Ronson begins by testing a theory he has that psychopaths are disproportionately represented among those in positions of power, using the checklist to analyze such figures as a Haitian death-squad leader and a callous C.E.O.; he ends by critiquing the very notion of categorizing people by means of such a test.

Asked what apartheid meant to him, Roets said it was a "system of categorizing people according to the color of their skin and it was a system that failed miserably".