Categorise

Banks will have to categorise investments into three categories from the next financial year: available for sale (AFS), held to maturity (HTM) and a new category called ‘fair value through profit and loss’, or FVTPL.

Rebel Wilson added, “But I didn’t know how to categorise that.

Sage is investing in what Mr Harris calls "narrow AI" to drive accounts payable automation - systems that can read information from invoices, categorise them and then integrate with electronic payments.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) may categorise one of the most commonly used artificial sweeteners, aspartame, as possibly carcinogenic to humans, according to reports.

I'm not going to categorise it, into one box or another.

So, find as much good music as you can, categorise it and then practise at home.

Sort and search your library collection with selected or custom parameters to quickly categorise or navigate your entries for quick recall.

The host asked, “People kind of categorise you into gospel.

This enables participants to gather, store and categorise litter without using disposable plastic bags.

If AI cannot categorise some of this new data, the accuracy of the output worsens (called “data drift”).

The anti-trafficking unit will soon begin using artificial intelligence software to quickly “prioritise, sort and categorise the referrals”, said Lay.

They can then report this to health authorities through a toll-free line (or other form), then teams can then categorise the symptoms for those that need assistance.

Europeans painted detailed images of natural species to categorise them for science, or else represented them as god-given landscapes -- eternal and unchanging.

It’s absurd to categorise someone on a rubbish wage in retail, hospitality or the service industry as being part of the same class bracket (ABC1) as a banker.

Twenty four weeks on $277.85 a week starts seeming a rather mean way to categorise “stop gap”.

Because of the dominance of the reunification-independence issue in Taiwan's political scene, it is difficult to categorise either camp as "right" or "left" on the conventional basis of economic or social policies.

But it is also a laughing rejection of futile attempts to perceive, categorise, or express it.

By 1894, there were at least 50 editions as well as abridgements for students, and illustrated pocket editions, probably produced specifically for women.sfn Political theory collapsible It is difficult to categorise Hume's political affiliations.

Collecting is appealing to many people due to their interest in a particular subject and a desire to categorise and make order out of complexity.

He was also the first to categorise social authority into distinct forms, which he labelled as charismatic, traditional, and rational-legal.