Sentence examples for peer categories from inspiring English sources

There's a new wrinkle at the Emmys this year: More people figure to be voting as the Television Academy opened up the final round to any member so inclined to go online and check off their choices in their peer categories.

These changes reflect a growing belief that performance figures by themselves, no matter how precise or how well matched to a benchmark or a peer category, don't fully capture a fund's investment prospects.

The site shows listings from various peer-to-peer categories, including lodging, transportation and trip guides.

A decrease in cervical fracture risk (p = 0.002) was observed with physically active individuals compared to their less active peers (categories: very low or low, moderate, and high).

That year Brandywine and sibling Brandywine Blue placed in the bottom 10% of their Morningstar peer group categories, each finishing at negative 1% in returns.

It looks as though it's going to be a game-changer, a bellwether, without peer or category.

In 1998 Japanese companies were ranked dead last in their corporate governance practices when compared with their U.S., U.K., French and German peers in categories such as shareholder rights and allowing takeovers, according to a survey by Stephen Davis, the head of Massachusetts-based Davis Global Advisors and an authority on global corporate governance.

Descriptively, in all scholarship categories (peer reviewed publications, books, etc).

In this category, peer-to-peer networks will receive 5 stars since they can handle even petabytes of data and can theoretically scale out to unlimited number of nodes.

As with last year's A-List, Sony outdid its peers in both categories.

Lehrieder et al. suggest a taxonomy of caches for peer-to-peer traffic with three categories [28].