Sentence examples for established modes of from inspiring English sources
Critical Theory is often associated with the Frankfurt School, a group of intellectuals who, starting in the 1920s, developed critiques of modern capitalist society, fascism, and new global dispensations that followed in the aftermath of World War II; in doing so, the Frankfurt School established modes of social theory distinct from established forms of philosophy.
Meanwhile, established modes of production were "disrupted", in 21st-century business school parlance, causing productivity to fall.
Sometimes, employees fear that their ideas will be tossed aside in favor of established modes of operation.
The prevailing critical view of The Bowery focuses on its implicit rejection, or critique, of established modes of documentary.
The scarcity of fossil fuels is affecting the efficiency of established modes of cargo transport within the transportation industry.
This is particularly true for reuse-based design, because of developers' reluctance to stray from their established modes of work.
Establishing mode-of-action pathways increases confidence that reported effects are the result of pyrethroid action, particularly when the magnitude of those effects is small.
The classically established mode of NO action is via stimulation of soluble NO-sensitive guanylyl cyclase to elevate cGMP and initiate subsequent physiological changes, primarily via cGMP-dependent protein kinases (PKGs).
However, a portion of these effects are likely also mediated via the classically established mode of PDE5 inhibitor action, mediated by extending the duration of cGMP signaling as well as NO stimulation of cGMP production via NO-sensitive guanylyl cyclase, resulting in enhanced cGMP-dependent PKG signaling.
His expanded claims, using his isolated examples of racetracks, tavern life with its accompanying prostitution, and the theater, that public sporting activities helped establish modes of capitalism that became cornerstones of mainstream American life is less convincing.
Neo-Whorfians will say that language can establish modes of thinking that distinguish one group from another, while critics say these differences are modest and don't imply the radically incommensurable worldviews advertised by Whorf.
