(1) Several classifications are used to categorize individual apple trees.

(2) I forgot to mention in the last newsletter that I also use folders to categorize my files as well.

(3) There are numerous ways to classify and categorize pain responses in people.

(4) It helps us sort through and categorize our mail, ensuring your suggestion isn't lost in the shuffle.

(5) By crossing genres, it defies categorisation and invites comparison.

(6) Students are now categorised by class as rigorously as nobles at the court of Louis XIV.

(7) I notice that the Guardian's weekly listings guide now categorises Islington cinemas under u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510Central Londonu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb.

(8) Most stores have a section for books that defy categorization , which often becomes so eclectic it's meaningless as a category.

(9) We often make sense of other people by categorizing them into labels and boxes that we ourselves feel comfortable with.

(10) The list is categorized and is a great reference when you are looking for help!

(11) The various categorizations of writing systems into types, families, and regions are especially enlightening.

(12) Instead, Rolls lists and categorizes foods by their energy density.

(13) I can categorise the items on the list, which is good.

(14) It uses Goldthorpe's social class categorization and is based on the summary by Marshall et al.

(15) Freight was categorised into seven classes, which were analysed using several variables.

(16) The DPRK formally categorizes its citizens into 51 classes.

(17) Everything is ranked, classed and categorised for easy digestion in a vain attempt to bring forth order from chaos.

(18) These children from various pockets of the State have been categorised into seven groups.

(19) One activity sheet requires a group of parents to categorise a list of sex words into polite, neutral, clinical and rude/offensive.

(20) I decided that I need to categorise it in order to try to understand.