Sentence examples for another typology from inspiring English sources

Killian advances still another typology based on the direction of the change advocated or opposed.

With respect to these various forms of conflict, R. J. Fisher distinguishes peace-keeping from peace-building but does so in relation to another typology of conflict, either horizontal or vertical [ 5].

The collectors are another niche typology of customer, and we like to have them with us, because they are both new car customer and old car customer.

The "4D man" report pointed to an individual interpretation of man – masculinity with a million dimensions, if you will – rather than a rigid conformity to one simplistic typology or another in terms of outlook, orientation or choice of car, coffee or coat.

Within this study no time remained to validate the results, particularly the typology, in another way than by asking the physicians about their opinions in the focus groups.

Whether the transfer of management options is from one estuary to another estuary within a typology or across typologies, the transfer and testing of management strategies across this network of estuaries will allow for more efficient development and implementation of management options that reduce vulnerability.

The authors suggest another potential modification to the typology as a result of the process of applying the typology to the qualitative data.

Another concern is that the typology allowed by the GGS data is not exhaustive, given the substantial minority of respondents who provide other reasons for living together than the ones listed in the survey.

Another similitude with Herman and Mowbray typology [ 1] was that most individuals in clusters 2 and 3 lived in autonomous apartments.

The absence of an effect was not specific to the ISEI score, as another occupational scaling method, the EGP typology, showed no associations with testicular cancer, except for farming and farm-related jobs.

Moreover, another contribution is the beginnings of a typology for social media activity against e-government project failures.