That Aristotle refers to categories with the Greek term which corresponds roughly to the term 'predicate' in English does not mean that he understood categories to be merely linguistic terms.
Further, the apprentice refers to categories that do not exist (but are referred to at the workplace), which provides an example of how the building process in the workplace overshadows the educational goals.
Schema is a concept from cognitive science that refers to categories of information and the relationships among them.
The term 'component' here refers to categories of common clinical and immunological criteria used in definitions, and 'component threshold/categories' refers to the thresholds or categories used for these components in each definition (Table 2).
Avoidable birth risk refers to categories numbered 3 to 11 below (i.e. excluding first births in the optimal age range of 18 34, which is considered an unavoidable risk).
The bonuses refer to Category 523 within the Commerce Department's North American Industry Classification System (NAICS).
We will refer to category III siRNAs as "true suppressors".
"All these years, Schwann collected 100 fields of information," Ms. Crawford said, referring to categories in the company's database.
While we need concepts in order to refer to categories, concepts never capture categories entirely.
Thus 'white' and 'here' do not refer to categories, but 'quality' and 'place' do.
A few other works refer to categories, such as Porphyry's Isagoge, translated and commented on twice by Boethius, and Boethius' two Commentaries on On Interpretation and his treatise On the Trinity.
