Sentence examples for simple categorisation from inspiring English sources

Or even 100 genres: much of his music defies simple categorisation, and that's down to his ability to dance in the divides between folk, psychedelia, soul and the left-field hip-hop of his native Atlanta.

The title itself railed against simple categorisation, whereas drummer Matt Helders was far from your typical indie pot-basher – instead, he spent his school years "listening to gangster rap and UK garage, thinking I was a DJ".

Not only has Costello been happy to keep his pre-Elvis days a mystery - and no pop artist guarded his secrets with a greater sense of physical menace - but in the years since his gawky genius first excited the punk prophets of 1977, his career has not been one to invite simple categorisation.

Hiri's simple categorisation feature, which actually renames the CC field, aims to fix this.

In reality, the dynamics and trends in pastoral livelihood strategies are much more complex and heterogeneous than this simple categorisation suggests, but the description of those goes far beyond the scope of this paper.

Here's a fact: since their formation in 2007, Bristol based label Black Acre have been committed to releasing forward thinking bass music that's happy to flit between worlds, always refusing simple categorisation.

Attempts to use simple categorisations to describe the looters belies the complex make-up of those who have been participating.

As such, descriptions of the researcher themselves, if given at all, are generally limited to simple categorisations (e.g. Moffatt and Mackintosh 2009, in which the interpretation process is described in detail but the researchers themselves are not; and Doshani et al. 2007 who describe the researcher as linguistically matched, with no further information).

However, in 2001 he moved beyond such simple disciplinary categorisation with the publication of States of Denial.

The prevalence of chlamydia and trichomonas appear similar in community-based general population surveys compared to so-called high-risk groups such as STI clinic attendees or FSWs, calling into question the validity of simple risk categorisation in this setting.

In order to construct the new prognostic index score, factors were entered as categorical values as far as possible to keep the computations simple, although categorisation inevitably will result in some loss of information.