Sentence examples for under which categories from inspiring English sources
This brings us to the discipline under which categories are studied.
More interesting is Burley's solution to the problem of which entities properly fall under which categories.
Thus clearly on this view (as on Aristotle's) there is no summum genus under which categories such as artifact, animal, etc. could be arranged as species, since (lacking criteria of identity) such candidate catch-all terms as 'object', 'being'entityity' and the like are not even sortal terms and so cannot be categorial terms.
Under which category shall we place the regulation that no women are to be allowed on board?
The committee found the the current system of 'internal' and 'external' communications is confusing and lacks transparency in relation to the internet and recommends that the government publishes an explanation of which internet communications fall under which category.
You've got your on-device media (under which category Settings is inexplicably grouped), card slot, USB media, and a "search for input" option that goes through the various inputs automatically if for some reason you don't feel like pressing the input switch button.
These columns represent the main effects, which indicate, for each array, under which category of a particular cultivation parameter type, the yeast was grown.
However, this long-term feedback can also arise from first-order changes in gs (see group 2.3), under which category they will be treated here.
Determine under which category you will register your artwork.
We study the tempo of recent patterns of constraints on human genes grouped by their functional categories and identify which categories are under altered constraints in humans only and which are evolving rapidly in related species.
Each researcher first read all responses to familiarize themselves with the data, then coded each individual response, grouped the responses with similar content into categories, and identified themes under which the categories were classified.
