Sentence examples for privileged systems from inspiring English sources

Inversions have long been regarded as privileged systems to study major evolutionary processes, potentially playing a significant role in species divergence.

Scientists should not assume that science is an ethically privileged system.

At Oxford, you have the wonderfully privileged system of having the teacher's attention alone for an hour.

Under white rule, South African schools were split into a privileged system for whites and a ramshackle one for blacks.

(When you are young and ambitious, you get beyond yourself trying to sound profound and big). At Oxford, you have the wonderfully privileged system of having the teacher's attention alone for an hour.

To do so, Kant views Newton's three laws as holding primarily in a privileged system of reference, namely the center-of-mass (CM) frame of the system of the world, which the CM-frame of our Solar System approximates to a very good degree.

His anti-foundationalism therefore is more than just a restatement that there is no "bedrock" for knowledge as was argued by Karl Popper and Otto Neurath, but also that there are no fundamental ontological objects, that there are no fundamental logical principles, and that there are no privileged representation systems.

A hypothesis is advanced that the PJ beating of the Sun is induced by gravitation of Jupiter, revolving in a privileged reference system "the Sun – the Earth".

Brazil's courts are more often the object of ridicule than praise, and some legal scholars warn that this case is only one in a labyrinthine and privileged judicial system.

Mach conjectured that any privileged reference system must be generated not by an imperceptible grid but by material reality specifically, by the total mass of the universe (galaxies and fixed stars), an idea that later served as an important starting point for Albert Einstein's general theory of relativity and gravitation.

Ken Ammon, chief strategy officer at Xceedium, a government security contractor that specialises in securing privileged access to systems, said: "What we are seeing across the board is a particular weakness in our defence systems".