Sentence examples for matrix of Social from inspiring English sources

His earlier, Poe-drenched work is good fun, but his masterpiece, "The Makioka Sisters," serves — Austen-like — as a sort of Lonely Planet guide to the matrix of social obligations which people in Japan still navigate.

She zaps trolls by broadcasting positivity to millions of fans on her matrix of social media channels, and with one sharply worded Tumblr post, shamed Apple into a U-turn on freezing artist payments during the launch of its new streaming service.

Those third-parties are caught up in the same matrix of social relationships, which also determines their duties to others.

The contemporary interview is a social institution in its own right, with a well-established matrix of social norms organized around the roles of interviewer and interviewee.

We make decisions about where to eat, what to buy, where to visit, etc. based on a complex matrix of social relationships, past experiences, location, long standing interests and future goals.

(For more on all three transformations, see the Matrix of Social Evolution).

Employing a unique study design that allows creating matrices of social distance (based on demographic characteristics) between 11 residents on each of over 650 blocks at three time points, we find that more socially distant residents perceive more disorder than their neighbors.

Subsequently, a correlation matrix of all social-cognitive determinants was generated.

We calculated three types of matrices for social, acoustic and genetic similarities between pairs of individuals.

Support networks are made up of different configurations of relationships and represent the matrix of sources of social, emotional and instrumental support and help available to an older person.

I was reminded of a famous essay Henry Fairlie wrote in the Spectator in 1955, in which he defined "the establishment" as "the whole matrix of official and social relations within which power in Britain is exercised".