Sentence examples for historical systems from inspiring English sources

Others lived their lives outside historical systems of medical diagnosis and management, and were probably just considered "eccentric" — one of the accepted ways of being normally abnormal.

Although constitutional government in this sense flourished in England and in some other historical systems for a considerable period, it is only recently that it has been associated with forms of mass participation in politics.

Information on the historical systems was retrieved from the scientific literature and brochures from manufacturers.

In practice, however, almost all historical systems are sufficiently complex that it is statistically extremely unlikely that all of their elements will change, and therefore extremely likely that at least some traces of previous condition will remain.

South Africa represents this given that more than twenty years after the advent of democratic elections, the national government continues to confront historical systems of spatial manipulation that generated inequities in healthcare access.

Echoing others, we (the Guest Editors) view novel ecosystems as offering opportunities for conservation and restoration in the coming years and a pragmatic recognition that it may not always be possible, or desirable, to overcome adverse consequences of environmental degradation to reinstate historical systems.

It is the silence - the gap - the missing energy in the historical system, which produces the black swan.

The historical system, the more common in modern times, exists side-by-side with Muslim and international systems successively introduced.

Although the traditional historical system of the Chinese contains a Zhou genealogy, no dates can be assigned to the ancestors.

And a critical part of that reform was to end the historical system of taxing capital gains at lower rates than ordinary income.

Local authorities can ascertain when lights are broken and can send out crews to fix them specifically instead of the historical system in which staff would manually carry out inspections at night and then other crews would be sent to fix them, says Gibson.