Sentence examples for soft categories from inspiring English sources

The dividing line between the hard and soft categories is not a sharp one, and its theoretical interpretation is obscure.

This kind of behaviour has led to a classification of Lewis acids and bases into "hard" and "soft" categories; as a rule, hard acids react preferentially with hard bases and, similarly, soft acids react with soft bases.

Its phoneme inventory is moderate in size, comprising five vowels (each short or long) and twenty-five consonants (divided into "hard", "neutral" and "soft" categories).

An investigator bias is possible, as particularly the "soft" categories were subject to the personal evaluation of the principal investigator with support from a medical data assistant student.

However radical its public expression may be today, French Euroscepticism belongs to the "soft" category.

David Cameron's holiday was plainly in the soft category: one moment canoodling on a Cornish beach, the leader of the Conservative Party reappeared in Tbilisi, glad-handing Georgia's embattled president.

Similar to the average objective measures, the highest level of agreement was for the 'very soft' category for both minimum (n = 9/13) and maximum (n = 7/13) hardness.

As to the classification of TH, Sawyer and McCarty (1967) imply that 80%% of water samples fit in the hard category, 4%% in the medium and 16%% in the soft category, respectively (Table 8).

3% of groundwater samples of the study area represent the soft category, 20% the moderately hard category during PRM and just 23 and 22% is hard water and 54 and 78% is very hard category during PRM and POM that may be a potential health risk factor.

This is a challenge to conventional thinking about the Great War which cannot be circumscribed by the usual left-right, hard-soft categories.

Of the five films nominated, only one film fit into that softer category.