Sentence examples for devise a typology of from inspiring English sources

We argue that the different types of finger counting all constitute distinct representational systems, and we use their properties dimensionality, dimensional representation, base and sub-base values, extendibility and extent, sign count, and regularity to devise a typology of such systems.

The term phenomenology also refers to the attempt to devise a typology, or classification, of religious phenomena religious activities, beliefs, and institutions.

Most significant, perhaps, has been the construction of a typology of prisoners maintaining innocence, which was devised to assess the eligibility of cases.

In "Means of Reproduction," Svjetlana Tepavcevic presents a typology of the small and intricate seeds she found while walking through Southern California.

It was Dr. Schneider who, after studying more than 200 movies, arrived at a "typology" of therapists on film and the three essential archetypes he called Dr. Dippy, Dr. Evil and Dr. Wonderful.

Christian Jürgensen Thomsen, a Danish antiquary, used a typology of materials to establish his celebrated Stone, Bronze, and Iron ages.

Nickel (2008, 2010) develops a typology of supporting relations between rights (see also Gilabert 2010).

Having stated these common assumptions about language, Îjî turned to set out a typology of imposition.

(3) Authors propose a typology of vaccine critical websites.

In particular, we propose a typology of artifact types, refining the coarse-grained typology commonly used in DSR.

An examination of these questions requires a typology of buildings and neighbourhoods.