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sub·cat·e·go·ry  (sb-kt-gôr, -gr, sbkt-)
n. pl. sub·cat·e·go·ries
A subdivision that has common differentiating characteristics within a larger category.


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170) Although the Court has avoided this problem by creating a separate category for commercial speech, Professor Schauer argues that subcategorization can itself be harmful to the integrity of the First Amendment, as it might increase the likelihood of further subcategorization in the future to secure particular results.
This subcategorization of the language representation demonstrated the extent to which these teacher candidates adhered to the NCTM Standards (2000), which strongly advocate discourse in the mathematics classroom.
the knowledge that is probed by the test would appear to be essentially lexical in nature--knowledge of content words, grammatical words, word structure, collocability, colligability, grammatical class adherence of particular items, subcategorization frames, etc.
 
 
 
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