Sentence examples for inclusive mode from inspiring English sources
For us, what is most important about the way that sampling reconfigures the past is that it points towards an alternative and inclusive mode of historiography a means of constructing strategic counter-narratives.
Under the inclusive mode, each leaf that belongs to the groups of taxa being examined for monophyly is used as a starting point to traverse the tree in a tip to root direction.
In the inclusive mode, any group of taxa forming a clade that matches the search criteria qualifies the trees regardless of whether other taxa belong to the hypothesized monophyletic taxa exist elsewhere in the tree.
As previously mentioned, being exposed to relaxing odors, like lavender, was expected to favor a broader, more inclusive cognitive control mode such as to increase self-other overlap by drawing attention to global representational levels (i.e., to the commonalities, e.g., the fact that you and I are both humans).
It is, of course, an all-inclusive, which is the preferred mode of accommodation in Cancun.
PhyloSort offers two search modes, exclusive and inclusive.
Much of what came in the intervening three and a half hours struck a similar chord: inclusive and inspirational, in the safe, prepackaged mode that Hollywood tends to prefer.
Integrativism is proposed as an inclusive term for these different but related modes of academic work.
The data for each trial (once projected onto these spatial modes) were then reduced to Nr temporal modes for frequencies between 0 and 40 Hz inclusive within a Hanning window over the epoch, using SVD with a normalized cut-off of 1 [Friston et al., 2006; cf, the Kaiser criterion].
The main aim is to achieve an integrated, comprehensive and inclusive planning to allocate transport funding on alternative transport modes in a most beneficial way.
The paper concludes by pointing to an essential tension between being inclusive and transformative when it comes to institutionalising new modes of knowledge production in large research programmes.
