Sentence examples for rich category from inspiring English sources

The informationally rich category of scientist-entrepreneurs constitutes our research terrain.

Some might think, however, that the real rich category is confined to a much smaller group, say the top 1%.

Surnames studied in the rich category – whose probate values were among the top 5% of the national average – include that of Sir Joseph Bazalgette, the famous Victorian civil engineer whose great- great-grandson, Sir Peter, is a TV producer and chairman of Arts Council England.

Music is an especially rich category, with more than 200,000 items up for bid.

A lot of people see you on TV, or in a music video with a rich and famous person and automatically put you in that rich category.

The household wealth status was computed using the principal component analysis (PCA) and the factor weights of the first component were used to place households in either poor, middle or rich category.

We carried out experiments on several question categories and show that an entity-based approach gives good performance when searching for similar questions in entity rich categories.

ProPublica spent weeks digging into the many rich categories of information the reports hold: the race of the officers involved; the circumstances cited for the use of deadly force; the age of those killed.

Mothers in the poor wealth categories ("poorest" and "poorer") generally had lower cesarean delivery rates than those in the rich categories ("richer" and "richest"), but the largest increase in cesarean deliveries over time was among mothers belonging to middle-income households (15.2 percentage point increase).

A scatter plot lists twenty-two types of stories — albeit from movies, not books — and shows that tales of "Love" (see "Mamma Mia!") were most common in 2008, though "Slumdog Millionaire" (in the "Rags to Riches" category) made the most money.

Only those in the ninth richest category will gain.