Examples of using Categorisation in English and their translations into Norwegian
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original variations often make this categorisation less clear-cut) Described from old ones.
original variations often make this categorisation less clear-cut).
It is part of research on colour naming and colour categorisation within different cultures, and aims to improve the inter-cultural colour dialogue.
This categorisation is based on generalisation: we notice the similarities between different dogs rather than their differences in order to create the category“dogs”.
Such categorisation is a fundamental aspect of scientific thinking, or at least it has been ever since Carl von Linné published his taxonomy of the plant kingdom.
NSO believes that the institutional accreditation which accompanies the categorisation of institutions is unsuitable, as this arrangement does not promote quality
Family Affairs commissioned a systematic literature search with subsequent categorisation of relevant research.
you can adjust the categorisation if you are an administrator,
The categorisation of hotel technology vendors will become increasingly blurred,
events at Mycenae can only be dated relatively within the constraints of Helladic chronology which relies on categorisation of stratified material objects,
By limiting the use of diagnosis and categorisation of children according to the type
Even though the service components involved are to a large extent determined by this initial categorisation and the nature of the project,
a book that does not lend itself to such categorisation(poems, reference works etc.).
the visitor is required to indicate his/her country of residence, categorisation of investor, and language(hereafter the“Investor Profile”)
Frisell's artistic curiosity is also manifest in his opposition to any rigid musical categorisations.
Description of the PPP and categorisation of patients based on sex and childbearing potential.
Nordic Choice Hotels reserves the right to change the categorisation system at any time.
for which there is no generally accepted categorisation.
topic identification and categorisation.
still provide a useful basis for categorisation.