categorization

Examples of categorizing

categorizing

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Categorizing crime is always a difficult task, but violent crimes are usually separated from those related to property or disorder.
The foreign learners were relatively accurate at categorizing regular words but extremely inaccurate at categorizing exceptional words.
There was also a contemporary inclination to identify music with language in its expressive rather than its structural and categorizing functions.
And in any case, categorizing the 'unreasonable' as beyond the pale offers no practical guidance to marginalized groups facing entrenched, unreasonable opponents.
Categorizing the population by a single characteristic, intragroup inequality dynamics seem to play an important role in shaping the aggregate inequality.
This paper explores dynamic approaches to categorizing and gendering artefacts for more holistic investigations of artefact assemblages.
Even so, he claims that, as a categorizing principle, class was ' less flawed ' than any other.
Besides our selective recall of dreams, our existing cognitive biases for attending to threat also result in biases in categorizing dream content.
The detection node is dedicated to categorizing a stimulus as social and deciphering its basic ' social ' properties.
Our present findings suggest that there may be a special problem in categorizing eating disorders other than anorexia nervosa.
Comparisons were for all subjects and for subjects with characteristics previously identified in the literature as important for categorizing chronic fatigue.
A question mark indicates our uncertainty in categorizing a particular species.
The requirement for microbiological confirmation might have led to our categorizing a number of true cases as non-cases.
Aminergic neurons are not categorizing sensorimotor activity over time (matrixing with cortical neurons is missing).
However, as children age, they are also able to use other methods of categorizing new information.
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