Today the very word is used for convenience rather than categorically, with "queer" often used.
Frank captures a quality of exuberant bullying in those of his conservative subjects he knows well enough to identify individually, rather than categorically.
An alternative hypothesis is that pre-reproductive vegetative development of axillary meristems inhibits subsequent production of inflorescences quantitatively rather than categorically (Fig. 1b).
This method allowed us to represent the strength of the mediation on a continuum of 0 to 100% rather than categorically as to whether mediation occurred or not.
Journal of Abnormal Psychology, 100, 316 336] suggests that a clearer processing 'blueprint' may emerge if depression is viewed dimensionally rather than categorically and by focusing on variations in the degree of positive, rather than negative, processing bias.
Furthermore, to ascertain a causal influence of amygdala pathology on emotional responses at specific time windows, we also computed parametric statistics where the amygdala pathology was characterized quantitatively (based on the separately measured structural T2 signal intensity) rather than categorically.
For simplicity, we focus on costs of resistance in drug-free conditions, but note that a complete understanding of selection on resistance alleles would incorporate their selective effects across a wide range of drug concentrations, because drug concentrations in nature may vary continuously, rather than categorically, over space and time (Baquero and Negri 1997; Hermsen et al. 2012).
During a discussion of angry comments at rallies, Mr. McCain chose not to disavow such remarks, but rather to say "categorically, I'm proud of the people who come to our rallies".
First, free and instructed conditions in the subjective case were expected to relate to degrees of voluntariness along a continuum, rather than representing categorically different situations.
