Sentence examples for conservative structures from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, it might have an effect on the broader setting of academia as conservative structures that generate homogeneity (Hopwood 2007) are, according to literature from the US, accompanied by a lack of innovation (Kaplan 2011; Waymire 2012) and a stifling of open discourse (Williams and Rodgers 1995; Tuttle and Dillard 2007).

Significant improvement on the available analyses approaches and manufacturing techniques since 1960's have not been taken into account in design processes using the NASA SP-8007, and many authors have recognized that for the current standards this guideline is leading to conservative structures.

Within the extremely conservative structures of the movement, women remain marginal; giving a selected number of them some power creates a split and decreases the likelihood of protest.

But the difference is, a Trump in the United States, or even a Geert Wilders in the Netherlands or a Le Pen in France... they're going to have to deal with a very strong rule of law and an independent judiciary, with all of those kind of small-c conservative structures that are often not going to let them do all the crazy things they'd love to do.

However, lesbian, gay and bisexual Indians also stem from middle- and upper-class society, and are therefore more threatening to the conservative structure and value system of society not only in India but where Indians have settled worldwide.

"It seems to me that when the government, a conservative structure by definition, supports the pursuit, especially in such sensitive societal topics of culture and art, especially modern art, there is a certain degree of risk," he said last week at a preview.

The dynamic stiffness method can predict an infinite number of natural modes of a conservative structure by means of a finite number of co-ordinates.

What's more typical of Labour is its disavowal of strike after strike, its conservative structure and lack of internal democracy, its persistent nationalism and imperialism, and its takeover by a caste of managerial Thatcherites by the end of the century (ie New Labour).

Such extensive exon duplication in an alternatively spliced chemoreceptor gene is an apparently unique case-analyses of the other alternatively spliced gustatory (Gr23a, Gr28b) and olfactory (Or46a, Or69a) receptor genes revealed a more conservative structure.

The conservative structure of the chloroplast genome makes it easy to compare with other members of the Asteraceae family.

Chaperone proteins, as a family of protein molecules, have important physiological functions and highly conservative structure, interacting and keeping stability with other proteins.