Sentence examples for localized- from inspiring English sources

Such localized crises typically implicate localized endeavors, not the existence of the political system itself.

But he notes that a relational account of localization could perform such a function, with fields localized relative to each other.

The main argument is that the locality of interactions yields stability of worlds in which objects are well localized.

Just like tropes, it is localized.

But temporal anomalies like wormholes (and time machines) can be sufficiently localized to permit the existence of quasi-Cauchy surfaces.

Deleuze's basic notion is that in all realms of being intensive morphogenetic processes follow differential virtual multiplicities to produce localized and individuated actual substances with extensive properties.

Even localized progress by a particular school is made difficult, since much intellectual energy is put into arguing over the fundamentals with other schools instead of developing a research tradition.

The fact that syntax can apparently be selectively interfered with by lesions to Broca's area has been taken by some to indicate that grammatical knowledge is localized to that area, and this in turn has been taken to show support the view that there is a special biological inborn basis for that knowledge.

This is because God's scope of interaction is universal whereas the scope of interaction for any creature is localized.

The teleological also remains important in their thought, but it is reduced in scale from the world historical and localized in terms of anticipatory experiences and goal oriented activities.

Belief and the like are plausibly thought of, at least in large part, as globally functional states neither simply localized in any single discrete neural system nor susceptible to being caused directly by any simple chemical intervention.