Sentence examples for three principal categories from inspiring English sources

Josquin's compositions fall into the three principal categories of motets, masses, and chansons.

Chromosome disorders can be grouped into three principal categories: (1) those that involve numerical abnormalities of the autosomes, (2) those that involve structural abnormalities of the autosomes, and (3) those that involve the sex chromosomes.

In the early 21st century, gagaku music could be grouped into three principal categories: indigenous Japanese songs and dances, including various forms of Shintō ritual or ancient vocal music; foreign music, primarily tōgaku and komagaku; and vocal forms of mixed local and foreign origin, such as saibara pastoral songs and rōei recitations.

The results of the ecosystem classification show that the riparian ecosystems in the Huangpu River could be grouped into three principal categories and these ecosystems are aligned along a gradient of increasing urbanization.

These wastes fall into three principal categories: used irradiated fuel and the wastes derived from its reprocessing; operational wastes created by the day-to-day running of nuclear reactors; and reactor decommissioning wastes.

N-glycan structures are generally classified into three principal categories: high mannose, complex and hybrid types.

The two principal categories of producers (autotrophs) in the sea are pelagic phytoplankton and benthic microalgae and macroalgae.

The two principal categories of momentum exchange and electrodynamic tethers are discussed, with the principal aim of establishing useful sources of fundamental theory in the literature, as well as highlighting important technology and mission development papers.

4. Hare makes more subtle distinctions among a range of possible cases in Hare 1963, ch. 5, and Hare 2001, but these are the two principal categories. 5. Davidson 1970, p. 22.

Numerous methods have been developed and employed to fabricate 3D scaffolds for tissue engineering applications; these can be divided into two principal categories: conventional fabrication techniques (Murphy and Mikos 2007; Morsi et al. 2008; Chen 2011) and solid freeform (SFF) techniques.

In loose Polish parlance, the term "cipher" ("szyfr") refers to both these two principal categories of cryptography.