Sentence examples for inclusive entity from inspiring English sources

Game On's whole player-facing experience appeared to be anchored to an idea of what gaming used to be – right down to the pinball machines – rather than the multifaceted, inclusive entity the speakers and sessions were working so hard to prove that gaming has become.

The species category is a more inclusive entity.

Herein lies the ideal, to create an inclusive entity that responsibly creates frameworks and tools for genomic and clinical data sharing, fosters the translation of the benefits of research for health, and yet recognizes the contribution of the scientists that make this possible.

On this account, experimental systems are construed as very inclusive entities.

Perhaps more inclusive entities than single genes might also function as replicators.

The Stanford Medicine Teaching and Mentoring Academy is an inclusive, school-wide entity available to all those who teach and mentor our trainees – MD students, PhD students, residents, fellows, postdoctoral scholars and faculty.

Agencies, institutions, installations, and entities, inclusive of those clandestine, bureaucratic, military, and corporate almost unilaterally function from a consequentialist point of view, espousing a philosophy that denotes that their goals--professedly good--be accomplished by any means necessary, even if those means are themselves evil.

David Hull claims that the group selection issue hinges on "whether entities more inclusive than organisms exhibit adaptations" (1980, p. 325).

Sterelny et al. (1996) argue that replicators and only replicators are the beneficiaries of adaptations, keeping in mind that they count entities more inclusive than genes as replicators.

Due to increasingly older shared common ancestry, each of those hierarchical levels thus consists of a decreasing, ever more inclusive number of genetic entities with increasingly higher position in the hierarchy.

This splintering of the TTP shows that like any other social entity, large and geographically inclusive militant groups also contain sub-groups.