categorizations

We made creative categorizations among the visual angles and structures of news depiction according to the theory of narratology.

The former ones can fall into three categorizations: declarative modal adverb, exclamatory adverb and interrogative adverb.

I'll also give service categorizations and application examples and talk about combining multi-tenancy with virtualization.

But sometimes the lines between these categorizations of performance factors becomes somewhat blurred.

Categorizations associated with the business itself are not included in the search.

The number of categorizations that completed without any errors.

The number of categorizations that failed because of a directory service logon failure.

Although the Bushmen categorizations lack scientific rigor, they can provide hints about where a researcher should look for a specimen.

The content of the tag denotes established keyedReferences which are used as categorizations for this business.

The number of categorizations in progress.

We also use categorizations colored by emotions in our families, communities, and overall society.

In unsupervised learning, the goal is harder because there are no pre-determined categorizations.

Before you can publish the service, you need to specify one or more names, descriptions, and categorizations for the service.

Categorizations of malware are usually driven by how it infects, how it spreads, or what it modifies to hide or persist.

Users naturally apply categorizations to their data.

These were the NAICS industry categorizations, UNSPC project and service categorizations, and ISO-3166-2 geographic taxonomies.

Human life is too complex for easy categorizations.

So [U. S. businesses] need to do rigorous categorizations of people and the expected outcomes of the top 50 to 60 jobs.

Understanding the Categorizations of Practical Writing Styles