subcategory
- noun
- /ˈsʌbˌkætəɡɔri/
- Specialized
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subcategoría
- Each subcategory within the research paper outlines different approaches to data analysis in the primary category of statistics.
Examples
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The food and beverage service handler 114 uses the associated menu category and subcategory to define where the product item is displayed within the food and beverage onscreen menu, as described below.
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Muscle dysmorphia is classified as a subcategory of Body Dysmorphic Disorder; however, it is a disorder that straddles both anxiety disorders and eating disorders.
Academic text (2006) -
Table 6 shows that the number of assets varies across media types, grade levels, and subcategories.
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Table 2 depicts one category with its subcategories and supporting responses.
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Under "transportation," the subcategory "most popular" offers a low-aerial head-on view of an American nuclear submarine breaking the surface of the sea.
Academic text (2002) -
There's probably some some kind of there's some subcategory there and I OOP.
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What is needed in this age of military action against nonstate terrorist groups such as al Qaeda is a new subcategory of the law of armed conflict.
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One subcategory of internal reliability consistency is called split-half reliability, in which odd-numbered and even-numbered items are scored separately.
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subcategory is created to organize objects and morphisms that share specific structural properties.
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The subcategory of mammals includes animals like dogs, cats, and whales, all of which have similar features.
Synonyms
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A more specific category inside a larger group, like a kind of virus
A smaller group within a larger group that helps organize similar things
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word subcategory is made of sub- meaning 'under' and category meaning 'a group', and in math it means a smaller group of things and the links between them taken from a larger category. So a math subcategory is a smaller part that keeps the same rules as the larger category.