Sentence examples for one categorisation from inspiring English sources

The analysis only looked at one categorisation of foods.

One popular categorisation has coined the terms filter and wrapper to describe the nature of the metric used to evaluate the worth of attributes [47, 48].

These differences are not merely ones of categorisation but reflect sex workers' ability to exert agency and exercise power.

Adults and children aged 7 10 years showed clear category-specific cortical specialization for tool versus animal pictures during a one-back categorisation task.

We did this by measuring BOLD-responses to tool versus animal pictures and printed tool versus animal names in the brains of 7- to 8-year-olds, 9- to 10-year-olds and adults during a one-back categorisation task.

During the fMRI experiment, participants performed a one-back categorisation task; they pressed a button with their right index finger when the same animal or tool picture (e.g., white cat, black cat) or the same animal or tool word (e.g., CAT, cat) was presented twice in a row.

In this categorisation, one standard may be categorised to several different technologies.

Since 1993, all households have been required to pay an annual charge based on a categorisation of property value into one of eight valuation bands [ 2].

This resulted in an additional 16 features that experts reached an agreement on regarding the categorisation under one of the seven domains of the taxonomy.

In the first round of international Delphi study 2, the panel members agreed (≥60%%) on the categorisation of 22 of the 50 features under one of the seven domains of the taxonomy (see Table  3, column 8).

One involves the categorisation of patients according to the presence or absence of GIF.