Sentence examples for of categorizations from inspiring English sources

Allaby evaluated a relatively small number (approximately 30) of categorizations and selected the one which provided the best model fit.

Many for example can only apply to expressions made against an exhaustively defined set of categorizations (e.g. race, ethnicity, religion).

The semantic richness of scientific objectivity is also reflected in the multitude of categorizations and subdivisions of the concept (e.g., Megill 1994; Douglas 2004).

For this reason, we also evaluate the average number of categorizations in which users reported additional tags and observe the following facts.

To address this concern, we developed software to automate the model calibration process (Steps 5 and 6) permitting the evaluation of a very large number (almost 5,000) of categorizations.

The hope is that instead of having to add new services that employees will use fully manually, there will be processes in place that make it easier to essentially on-board those new services into its suite through a series of categorizations.

Besides questions of categorization, the program officers debated questions of tactics.

Cardinal O'Connor, like the church herself, defies this type of categorization.

The creation of one of modern history's true visionaries, "The Red Book" is a singular work, outside of categorization.

Hendrix never reached the point of categorization; instead, he made music evoking the moment before decisions must be made.

The popular distinction between radical and moderate movements reflects this sort of categorization.