Sentence examples for from typology from inspiring English sources

This is the age of cinematic backstory, in which the distinctiveness of personal experience extracts characters from typology and fills in the psychological details that render them decisively individual.

Wilhelm His [11] refrained from typology and developed a normal plate system ("Normentafeln") where individuals are represented showing a probably 'normal', non pathological development.

It also provides a good example of how the view from individual languages and that from the typology pole can be balanced in language description.

The critical variables from each group of plots were used to adapt the conceptual model to the groups from the typology.

Using concrete job person matching cases collected in China's changing employment context and ethnographic case studies in the existing literature, each type of job search behavior derived from the typology was illustrated.

Unrecognized ignorance is excluded from the typology, because it concerns pure ignorance about which we cannot say anything knowledgeable: we do not know what we do not know.

Borrowing from the typology provided by David Held et al. [ 22], it is possible to locate approximately three traditional approaches involved with how globalization has been conceptualized: globalist, sceptic and transformationalist.

Overall innovativeness is the total of all innovation activities implemented or put in practice, including radical and incremental from all typologies (Utterback 1996; Garcia and Calantone 2002; Gatignon et al. 2002; Tidd et al. 2005).

This study involves the investigation of 56 ceramic fragments from four typologies commonly found for the Late Mochica and Transitional periods at SJM: (1) Mochica fineline bichrome (2) Mochica fineline polychrome (3) Coastal Cajamarca (4) Highland Cajamarca.

Future research could build upon the present analysis by exploring the iterative addition or substitution of levers from alternative typologies.

Many documents used the terms violence and injury, or crime and other terms from criminological typologies, yet these were not explicitly defined.