Education at every level divides subject matter into sharp categories — defined by how the knowledge has been created, not how it is used —as specialists in each field promote their own views of the world.
Post-training, bird types for which a sharp category-boundary was established during training elicited larger right fusiform responses than not-trained birds.
Whereas post-training training-related increases in activity in the left posterior fusiform gyrus occurred independently of category formation, increased responses in the right middle fusiform gyrus were only observed for bird-types for which a sharp category-boundary was established.
Escapees have the opportunity to set a fearsome pace but will be taxed by a sharp 500m category 3 climb to Andrate as they try to hold off the chasing pack.
With his appointment as Group Vice President for Corporate Strategy and Worldwide Business Planning in 1981, the predecessor group to Global Marketing, he helped develop the strategy that would lead to Colgate's sharp worldwide category focus, financial discipline and subsequent success.
After a period of undulating terrain, the short, sharp fourth-category Col du Frêne was next on the route, at 6% over just under 2 km of climbing.
We found that categories III and IV, both of which have no autoregulation on the intermediary regulator, were consistently underrepresented, while in sharp contrast, categories I and II, both of which have autoregulation on the intermediary regulator, were overrepresented.
In all these cases, the red-state, blue-state division is sharper in categories that tend to vote Republican.
The main method of killing recorded was a sharp instrument, a category which includes knives.
The decline has been especially sharp in the category of TV dramas.
