Sentence examples for proper category from inspiring English sources

A century ago, perhaps longer, tasters would check on the casks to ensure that the sherry inside fell into its proper category.

Mr. Brownlee said that when he was at N.H.T.S.A. workers checked the complaints to make sure they were in the proper category.

Although many legal systems continue to separate thefts into categories, some jurisdictions, especially in the United States, have consolidated them under the general title of theft, leaving for the court the chore of fitting an offense into the proper category.

Next, pEHVR, which is calculated using MHVR and EMR that corresponds to a proper category for the fundamental peak frequency, and EHVR are compared.

If you want to report a removed message for abuse or another issue, you'll tap the person's name, scroll to "Something's Wrong" and select the proper category such as harassment or that they were pretending to be someone else.

I then took the full list (from the link, above) and shuffled each candidate into the proper category.

Contemplation of the models only confirms the impression that the correct analogue of the proper class category of sets and functions in ZFC is the proper class category of s.c. sets and functions in NFU!

At that point, parents pay with their own credit cards and Tykoon subtracts the virtual money from the proper categories.

That wasn't exactly fair, so Guinness has begun to separate things out into proper categories.

The algorithm knows to pull in videos from popular sources like Vice and Epic Meal Time and sort them into the proper categories for users to discover.

We see from this period that Galileo's law of free fall arises out of this struggle to find the proper categories for his new science of matter and motion.