Sentence examples for static categories from inspiring English sources

He said it was critical the Paris agreement did not bind the world into "static categories".

Moreover, as Kevin Hylton says, 'we need to look beyond "whiteness" and "blackness" to see all the diversity that lies behind those static categories'.

The German philosopher, poet and scientist opposed a mechanistic, analytical science of static categories for a fluid and organic one.

But even they acknowledged that the formulation of that dogma in static categories of person, essence, and nature was inadequate to the biblical emphasis upon actions and events rather than upon states of being.

Kevin Hylton, the author of a new book, 'Race' and Sport: Critical Race Theory, says that it is all too easy to view sport through outdated and naive racial categories, what he calls 'the binary and static categories of black and white'.

These are not static categories; they represent a theory of organizational evolution.

Demagogues would have us believe that "American values" is a stalwartly static category.

Television used to be a static category until cable increased variety, and telephone service was stable before cell phones.

Most of the CAs proposed in the literature fall into static category [4 13], where nodes tune their radios to certain channels permanently.

But in several passages of the 'Chimeras' section, another related, more (homeo)static category takes center stage: that of part-whole existence.

The leukemias with the least amount of methylation changes were of the static evolution category and from patients that had progressed relatively quickly after diagnosis.