Sentence examples for super category from inspiring English sources
Herein resided the genius of the system: the ability to distinguish between four levels of A grades, as well as the creation of a super category of A grades while assigning the A- to a lower grouping.
Check out the full list of nominees below, which ranges from Kim Cattrall and Jesse Eisenberg to Ricky Martin and Philip Seymour Hoffman, all in the same super category.
We report in Figure 5 the P values for the most populous subcategory of each super category shown on the pie chart.
As already stated, different categories can be linked to one another directly or through super categories, and can be divided into subcategories.
Categories can be divided into subcategories containing more detailed information or combined into super categories containing more abstract information (Rosch 1978).
Today's three super-category ascents, including the highest point in the Tour, should settle the issue.
The ability to normalize pose based on super-category landmarks can significantly improve models of individual categories when training data is limited.
10.16am BST Today's stage William Fotheringham's preview A bit more traditional, but just as tough, with two super-category climbs to kick off with.
The climbing starts again on Sunday on the road to the town of Culoz over a profile peppered with ascents, six of which count for the King of the Mountains prize, including the super-category Col du Grand Colombier.
Stage 19 ends with an uphill finish at St-Gervais, passing through Megève en route, with the first-category Col de la Forclaz de Montmin, a new super-category climb, the Montée de Bisanne and the finish at Le Bettex, including a desperately steep, brief ascent called the Côte des Amerands.
In 1793, a German anthropologist named Johann Friedrich Blumenbach received a skull from a colleague which he considered particularly pleasing; it had belonged to a woman from Georgia, in the Caucasus region, and Blumenbach declared that it was typical of the "Caucasian" race, a super-category that came to include most of the peoples of Europe.
