Sentence examples for privileged model from inspiring English sources

Because action is always interaction and therefore a mixture of doing and undergoing, there is no uniquely privileged model for historical accounts.

Anderson challenges both the privileged model of God as a disembodied person and the related model of reason as neutral, objective, and free of bias and desire.

The privileged model to express this relationship was the predication of a property (proprium) of a subject, which is defined by Porphyry with two characteristics: on the one hand, properties are convertible with the subject, on the other hand, they are outside the essence of the subject.

Recent discoveries in the developmental field have hoisted tooth morphology to the rank of privileged model for Evo-Devo studies [4] [6].

are privileged models to study the impact of natural selection on mitogenomic evolution because 1) species are adapted to contrasting environments, including arctic, with different metabolic pressures, and 2) mtDNA introgression from arctic into temperate species is widespread.

Invasive species are privileged models to analyse the evolution and adaptation of life history traits in new environments [ 1, 2] While an increasing number of studies have documented adaptation during invasion in terrestrial species [ 3, 4], few studies have been conducted in marine species to date [ 5– 7].

They are considered as system calls and only consist in switching the processor from unprivileged user mode to a privileged kernel model.

Based on the different triggering mechanisms in substorm expansion onsets, two privileged substorm models have been proposed.

Data concerning the effects of experience at birth on these privileged animal models are nevertheless relatively scarce.

Related: Canadian anti-poverty activist Nick Saul is warning Great Britain against adopting the food bank model—"privileged people helping the underprivileged, perpetuating an us-and-them atmosphere"—because it fails to address the root causes of hunger.

Under this model, privileged "regular" workers enjoyed benefits such as training and the use of company holiday-resorts, and were even reimbursed for the cost of travelling to and from work.