Sentence examples for internal differentiations from inspiring English sources

Each of the schools examined posits at least one entity that is completely uniform in nature and therefore has no internal differentiations.

In China it will take longer because of its size and internal differentiation".

This manifestation of active crustal movement and resurfacing is accompanied by clear evidence of internal differentiation.

The preservation of this record of intense bombardment on Callisto's surface is consistent with the absence of internal differentiation.

That history must have included some intense internal heating in order to produce the internal differentiation into the metallic core and rock and ice layers that are observed today.

These forms of governance may include traditional institutions; diplomatic practices in relation to other indigenous peoples; internal differentiation and collective organization of, for example, clans, families, bands, or tribes; and ceremonial activities.

This is mainly due to the internal differentiation of migrants in upward mobility.

Are we constantly conscious of the body in all its details or only as a unitary whole without any internal differentiation?

The atomists held that, like Being, as conceived by Parmenides, the atoms are unchangeable and contain no internal differentiation of a sort that would allow for division.

And if it is devoid of internal diversity, there can be no self-knowledge either, for self-knowledge involves an internal differentiation between the self as knower and the self as known.

The research concludes that the development of chiefly political centers in the high Andes coincided with strong internal differentiation at the community level, and that Recuay elite practices and monumentalism emerged out of local corporate traditions.