Sentence examples for they categorised from inspiring English sources

They categorised facial dimensions such as the distance between the eyes, then recorded the electrical activity of one brain cell at a time while they showed cartoons to the macaques.

The candidates then went through a series of tests, in which they categorised "me" words (myself, mine) and "wizard" words (wand, broomstick, spells, potions) by pressing one key when they appeared on the screen, and "not me" words (they, theirs) and "vampire" words (blood, undead, fangs, bitten) by pressing another key, with the test then reversed.

Which is not a view of domestic history shared by the film-maker Vanessa Engle, who seems to think that the 1950s housewife was almost by definition an abused chattel, and took pains in Women to suggest to modern housewives, or stay-at-home mums or however they categorised themselves, that they were living anachronisms, betraying the sisterhood by washing their men's socks.

They categorised pain as a complication, as the majority of patients with CT are asymptomatic.

Participants couldn't guess that the researchers were going to make inferences about how they categorised people in the pictures – so if they didn't want to appear to perceive people on the basis of race, it wouldn't be clear how they should change their behaviour to do this.

Indeed, if the 8 13 year old children differed amongst themselves in how strongly they categorised 5 7 year old face stimuli as ingroup members, this could explain why our child group showed not only a greater mean composite score but also higher variance in composite scores than our adult group.

They categorise Iran's nuclear programme as a threat to international peace and security.

They categorise, they get a little bit too racial about things, when it should all be together.

This year the government imprisoned academics supporting the rule of law and critics of the regime in addition to thousands of individuals they categorise as "security detainees" because they are allegedly involved in the Iraq insurgency.

Using a customer's history, Netflix tailors its library into an estimated 79,000 "microgenres" – Oscar-winning Romantic Movies about Marriage, Gritty Suspenseful Revenge Westerns, Evil Kid Horror Movies – you watch it, they categorise it.

But users can add tags to their posts on top of their categories, and he suggests that people might start to change the way they categorise blog posts to take advantage of Technorati Tags.