Sentence examples for ways of categorizing from inspiring English sources
The FBI has different ways of categorizing people it is investigating for possible terrorist ties.
The Library of Congress photographs, in the first 24 hours of being posted last January, received 11,000 tags — ways of categorizing and connecting the photographs.
Although it is not feasible to quantify all of the events occurring in an interview, personality researchers have devised ways of categorizing many aspects of the content of what a person has said.
The first aspect has to do with the fact that we approach films differently than we did, say twenty years ago, so that we have new ways of categorizing, choosing, and regarding them.
There are many ways of categorizing CAC schemes such as parameter based, measurement based, utility based, centralized/distributed, static/dynamic, etc.
This study examines multiple ways of categorizing food environments as food swamps and food deserts, including alternate versions of the Retail Food Environment Index.
That's been dying for a long time, but fashion has been clinging onto it, as a way of categorizing all these different collections.
The geneticist, Dr. Neil Risch of Stanford University, says that genetic differences have arisen among people living on different continents and that race, referring to geographically based ancestry, is a valid way of categorizing these differences.
To use diagnosis as a way of categorizing people such that a sense of "us" and "them" results overlooks the complexities of the human experience and the creative capabilities of each person.
The idea of collecting a list of popes who were sexually active at some point speaks for itself – it's a uniquely Wikipedian way of categorizing history in the age of search engines.
"It's a way of categorizing dumplings, noodles and bread as opposed to rice, the staple of the South," said Fuchsia Dunlop, a British journalist who graduated from culinary school in Sichuan and has written books about cooking and eating in China.
