Sentence examples for deviant systems from inspiring English sources

Much of the recent research concerning the relationship between culture and crime draws from classical theories of criminal subcultures, which propose that structurally disadvantaged and socially disorganized neighbourhoods engender deviant systems of values and norms that sanction violence (Cohen 1955; Cloward and Ohlin 1960; Kubrin and Weitzer 2003; Stewart and Simons 2006).

In the presentation we will investigate into the underlying political process that led to the creation of a deviant system.

Wallis describes a process referred to as "deviance amplification", and analyzes how individuals maintain perceptions of reality within a deviant belief system.

In the adult auditory system, deviant detection and updating the representation of the environment is reflected by the event-related potential (ERP) component termed the mismatch negativity (MMN).

The default value of some variable represents a normal or to-be-expected state of the system, whereas a deviant value represents an abnormal or unusual state of the system.

This concern illustrates the primary function of modern disciplinary systems: to correct deviant behavior.

Even when innovators know they are working with a potential breakthrough innovation, they face formidable difficulties in assessing the exact ways it will be innovative as well as deviant in regard to extant systems, business and practices.

Thus, we may ask whether health services and employment policy services are separate or partly alternative social systems for adapting deviant individuals.

Mr Khatami declared the rioters' movement "deviant" and against the values of the system.

It is responsible for protecting the country's Islamic system and quelling the uprisings of "deviant movements".

You want, in your whole system, you want some of these deviant, alien cultures to survive, but to integrate them into an individual company will tend to undermine them.