Sentence examples similar to pluralistic shifts from inspiring English sources
The paradigmatic shift from a monistic to a pluralistic understanding of the evolutionary processes is thus echoed by a graph-theoretical shift, from trees (i.e, connected acyclic graphs) to networks (i.e., connected graphs which may contain reticulations).
Whether the government is ready for a genuine shift from minority rule to pluralistic democracy will only become clear if Annan succeeds in brokering negotiations.
The vast majority of the cost overrun literature has tended to adopt a deterministic approach in examining the occurrence of the phenomenon; in this paper a shift towards the adoption of pluralistic probabilistic approach to cost overrun causation is proposed.
I've been in prison but I'm willing to talk". Whether the government is ready for a genuine shift from minority rule to pluralistic democracy will only become clear if Annan succeeds in brokering negotiations.
Certainly, there are differences between the approaches of basic and applied research, but are they mutually exclusive, as in a paradigm shift, or complementary ways of knowing, as in a pluralistic version of epistemology?
Over the 20th century, Virginia shifted from a largely rural, politically Southern and conservative state to a more urbanized, pluralistic, and politically moderate environment.
The metaphysics is, therefore, pluralistic.
The shift in judicial and public opinion may mean that the central premise of the Brown decision -- that integrated public schools are the most important institution in a pluralistic society -- will not survive the 21st century.
"Our pluralistic ethos should not be lost".
Mr. Lotfi points to pluralistic Turkey.
