Sentence examples for egalitarian mode from inspiring English sources

But in France the more gruesome forms of capital punishment were being phased out, and the country soon instituted a single, putatively egalitarian mode of execution: the guillotine.

However, whether or not the egalitarian mode is more preferred than the dyadic mode is, of course, a decision that depends on the goals of the group.

The larger the group, the higher competitiveness it can tolerate while maintaining the egalitarian mode in which all members benefit (transition to dyads and dyadic leadership patterns occur at larger values of the competitiveness (alpha ) the larger the group size).

In summary, if the collaterality of social interactions can be controlled in real groups (as presumably it can be), it provides opportunities to tune the reciprocated dyadic patterns of peer-appreciations; by increasing collaterality we can suppress the formation of isolated dyadic and dyadic leader patterns and the group can be maintained in balanced egalitarian mode.

Why is it not seen as an egalitarian mode that is seeking consensus among listeners?

Currently, Richard is working alongside notorious repeat Jeopardy! champion and writer of funny tweets Ken Jennings on a new game combining trivia with an egalitarian mode of play, wherein anyone, not just trivia buffs, can win.

In this paper, a pigeon flocking model and a pigeon coordinated obstacle-avoiding model are proposed based on a behavior that pigeon flocks will switch between hierarchical and egalitarian interaction mode at different flight phases.

They're very egalitarian that way.

"In this way, China is deeply egalitarian.

The latter mode of filial piety, they suggest, corresponds to contemporary egalitarian and democratic values.

Internet culture is egalitarian.