Sentence examples for of the typologies from inspiring English sources

This is the case of most of the typologies that we have already mentioned (Aernoudt 2004; Albert et al. 2003; Carayannis and Von Zedtwitz 2005; Grimaldi and Grandi 2005; von Zedtwitz 2003; von Zedtwitz and Grimaldi 2006).

Summary measures of the outcome measures (frequencies and proportions) were calculated for patients in each of the typologies.

The approaches and actions being taken by conservation managers in our study do appear to fall along a spectrum that can be related roughly to some of the typologies above.

The development of the typologies was based on the evidence on associations with diet from the literature (Moore et al., 2009; Pearce et al., 2007; Sallis and Glanz, 2009) as well as fieldwork visits made by the authors to a sample of outlets falling within each category.

In this respect we should challenge some of the typologies that have been developed for 'majority' or indigenous populations in Western societies, and that have not been extensively tested for use with ethnic minority groups nor with those people living in other non-Western countries (Lubben and Gironda 2003).

The choice of supplements also depends on the typology of the exercise program [ 8] and the type of sport [ 3].

Nietzsche's critique of traditional morality centred on the typology of "master" and "slave" morality.

Structure is also important since it forms the basis for the typologies of criminal organizations.

"Knowledge Organisation Systems (KOS): short overview" section gives a  synopsis of the typology of such systems.

Seven store image factors emerged, forming the basis of the typology.

The proposition of the typology is very important and, as she herself suggests, needs to be tested in other cases.