Sentence examples for beyond unitary from inspiring English sources

Specifically, feminist economists move beyond unitary household models and game theory to show the diversity of household experiences.

According to Sackett and Lievens (2008) the recent trend is an emerging new view of job performance beyond a single unitary concept to a more differentiated model.

The first problem is addressed by not extrapolating the fitting function but using a unitary line beyond the range of each study.

Modeled after the Boston Compact, which guided reform there for 20 years, the Los Angeles version tries to create the kind of big issue, unitary politics that gets beyond parochialism and pettiness.

In this, it has in effect ditched all three parts of a long-held consensus about the conflict: that there can be no purely military solution; that a political solution must cover both the north and the east; and that it must go beyond the limits of Sri Lanka's existing "unitary" constitution.Yet all three elements remain true.

In a WorldPost debate, China scholars Jeffrey Wasserstrom and Kate Merkel-Hess spar with Beijing-based scholar Daniel A. Bell over claims in an essay I wrote recently arguing that Chinese President Xi Jinping's current crackdown on an independent civil society must be understood in light of that country's long history as a unitary state with no autonomous realm beyond its fold.

Accordingly, the central role of personality has been highlighted when a unitary conception of EDs and comorbidities beyond the co-diagnosis was attempted [ 10].

Underlying these conceptions of the person in smoking cessation research and practice, that of the agentive, rational decision-maker and the non-agentive automaton at the mercy of external forces beyond her control, is a model of a unitary being constituted by a stable core and a movable periphery.

From 1996, the term City of York describes a unitary authority area which includes rural areas beyond the old city boundaries.

It was Darwin who documented beyond doubt, in The Descent of Man, that all living humans belong to a unitary species with a single origin which we now know, on the basis of evidence of which Darwin could never have dreamed, to have been around 200,000 years ago.

Marlborough, unitary authority, northeastern South Island, New Zealand.