Sentence examples for need to categorize from inspiring English sources

He explores the nature of wind power, the evolution of scientific knowledge and the insatiable human need to categorize things.

To search for the law that becomes the theory of everything is to deny the evolving and participatory nature of the universe and depicts man's need to categorize.

Many authors have underlined the need to categorize patients with prevalent pulmonary involvement in probable autoimmune origin but with insufficient diagnostic criteria for a definite CTD.

The following statements demonstrate a need to categorize different kinds of social capital because they influenced the process on different levels.

It frustrates Rothschild that there's a need to categorize artists and that they often need to have credentials before they are taken seriously.

Due to our rapacious need to categorize everything into smaller and smaller groups until every record released has its own section at Hardwax or on Beatport, we're forced to come up with worse and worse names.

Human experts will be needed to categorize these subtleties of motion, but not for long, Dr. Bregler said.

A new classification system may be needed to categorize PAVMs according to shape and location in order to help select the appropriate treatment.

We needed to categorize what was social, local, and/or mobile.

My plan was to observe and experience, without needing to categorize events or people into pleasant or unpleasant, satisfactory or disappointing.

For a nursing administration study [ 15], a simple and valid classification system was needed to categorize models of nursing service organization at the ward level.