This article provides an in-depth analysis of the theoretical dimensions of stratification, instantiation, and delicacy within Systemic Functional Linguistics (SFL).
One-way ANOVA and chi-squared tests were used to find correlates of frailty, including QOL dimensions, after stratification of participants in the "robust" (n = 72), "pre-frail" (n = 89) and "frail" (n = 78) groups.
This will be of real importance, as it will be at the heart of the explicit ordering between strata that is provided by the dimension of stratification.
In part, the gap between problem and solution results from Putnam's near silence on the economic dimensions of class stratification.
As has been noted, out of the three theoretical dimensions discussed here, stratification is the one most frequently associated with the term abstraction.
Income inequality is a major dimension of social stratification and social class.
Thus the dimension of social stratification of language was introduced into linguistic geography, and valuable material about regional linguistic standards became available.
Frailty is an important dimension in risk stratification of older persons requiring acute care.
The dimensions and cross-stratification patterns of transverse dune bedforms are interpreted as resulting from low competence currents with a significant deposition rate, but we rule out their interpretation as "antidunes".
Matthiessen (2014) posits that translation (be it shift or equivalence) might be interpreted through dimensions of language organization: stratification, rank, instantiation, metafunction, delicacy, and axis (cf. Matthiessen 2001, 2014; Halliday 2009; Huang 2017).
A fitting procedure was applied to SAXS profiles and the dimensions of the clay stratifications were estimated.
