Sentence examples for of typologies of from inspiring English sources

In 2007 (Fig. 5b), a new set of typologies of linkages emerged, but entrepreneurship took an absolutely central role, almost monopolising the activities of KTO1.

In terms of typologies of comparison (Martiniello, 2013), this study is an example of 'convergent' comparison, whereby the essence of the comparison is that between comparable people (recent graduates from three different countries) undergoing a similar experience (immigrating, living and working) in the same geographic location (London).

We conclude by providing an assessment of new directions in the development of typologies of offenders and the communities in which offenders reside, based on the simple notion that offender change not offender control needs to be the primary focus of the next generation of correctional classification systems.

The development of typologies of suicidal behaviours and self-harm is not a new pursuit.

The photos ran in a two-page spread titled "Labor Anonymous" in Fortune's "Labor in U.S. Industry" issue that fall, inviting readers to see the unposed portraits taken as each subject walked from right to left in the photographer's view as a sort of typology of the American worker, whom the article described as "a decidedly various fellow".

It is noted that the aspects of typology of the classroom tiers became immediately apparent as one of the main conditioners of the overall scheme.

Wagiman is a prefixing language, which, in the context of typology of Australian languages, may refer to its genealogical classification as well as its syntactic properties.

The following tabulation of typology of reasons (adapted from Bryman) helps understand the purpose of the methodology (Table  1).

Five NGO sites were chosen for extensive field work, representing the range of typology of sex work interventions implemented, (brothel based FSWs; street based FSWs, HR-MSM, bar girls and transgenders).

In addition, it facilitates the development of typologies for specific aspects of the researched topic based on the respective cases.

These differences can be identified in the literature by means of a number of typologies.