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category <a category; categories> N

category
صِنْفٌ
category
فِئَةٌ
category
جِنْس
category
طَبَقَة
category LIT
مَقُولَة منطق
category LIT
لَوْن
category LIT
رُتْبَة
category LIT
طَرْز
category LIT
مَصَفّ
category LIT
مَصَافّ
category LIT
باب
category LIT
أُبَاشَة
category LIT
جَمَاعَة
category BIOL
أُفْنُون
category BIOL
نَوْع
category BIOL
طَرِيقَة

category

category
ضَرْب
category
دَرَجَة
category
مَنْزِلَة
category
مُسْتَوىً
category
مَكَانَة
category COMPUT
تصنيف

accounting category N COMPUT

attribute category N COMPUT

category axis N COMPUT

category catalog ECON

Category Explorer N COMPUT

category field N COMPUT

category hierarchy N COMPUT

category item ECON

category relationship N COMPUT

category validation ECON

child category N COMPUT

color category N COMPUT

cost category ECON

event category N COMPUT

project category ECON

quantity category ECON

topic category N COMPUT

category of workers ECON

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Sometimes they are further subdivided into categories because there are several isoenzymatic forms.
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Pure philosophy, logic, literature, and history were outside these two categories.
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For most categories, members from each of the branches vote to determine the nominees only in their respective categories.
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This group can generally be considered in two categories.
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The following tags have been used to highlight certain relevant categories, but not all species fall into one of these categories.
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Although the agency divides the system into five categories, it is easier to describe it in three.
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Admissions are made according to merit, subject to reservations to various categories.
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Thoughts are associatively connected; images, texts and videoclips are grouped into categories that correspond to the process of developing a photograph.
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Six groups of five categories were established as a rule to the building of edifices.
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It first separates sightings into distant- and close-encounter categories, arbitrarily setting five-hundred feet as the cutoff point.
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