Sentence examples for diverse typologies from inspiring English sources

Several authors have shown interest in classifying incubators by developing diverse typologies.

Diverse typologies of welfare state regimes have been proposed according to the type and content of welfare policies 26.

Scholars have created various typologies of diasporas.

However, in order to evaluate responses to different health, geographic and demographic challenges we also sought to include a more diverse range of health system typologies and geographical regions than covered in prior studies [ 6].

Diversity is, instead, diverse.

Archaeologists have developed typologies for various scales of settlements (e.g., Fleisher 2010; Wilson 1982), but the towns have emerged as a much more internally diverse group than was apparent previously.

We empirically apply this typology in the context of diverse participatory flood risk management planning processes currently unfolding across the German federal states.

His work was also criticized for his tendency to try to abstract a social typology of the house society from the diverse characteristics of houses within the various societies he analyzed.

The Encyclopedia of Religion and Society noted that Wallis "displayed characteristic skill in assimilating and simplifying a large amount of diverse material into a parsimonious reworking of the classic church-sect typology".

Instead he drew on his mentor Bernard Comrie's work on linguistic typology and his own wide-ranging study of languages as diverse as Persian, Malay, Hebrew and Mandarin Chinese.

The realisations of Capacity found in this study are so diverse in meaning that the data is suggestive of a more delicate typology for this category.