Sentence examples for properties of institutions from inspiring English sources

By pure coincidence, I was talking about Frederick Wiseman's films yesterday; I said that he's the only documentary filmmaker whose framings alone reveal the abstract properties of institutions, and was told that Wiseman, before becoming a filmmaker, was a lawyer.

We generated the allocation sequence based on the properties of the institutions that used stratified sampling to put the six institutions into two categories, i.e. veteran home and long term care facility and adopted the principle of equal allocation to encode the two categories respectively.

Thus far we have informally marked off social institutions from other social forms, and we have identified a number of general properties of social institutions.

Having informally marked off social institutions from other social forms, let us turn to a consideration of some general properties of social institutions.

Finally, the third part studies epistemic properties of social institutions and systems: how they improve or impair epistemic outcomes for their individual members or the systems as a whole.

In the real world, of course, epistemic properties of an institution or system may not be the paramount properties to consider; they are certainly not the only ones of interest.

The 10th article in the "State Administration of Taxation on sales tax questions and answers (one)" (the ministry of taxation [1995] number 156 document) states that regardless of the properties of the financial institutions, when loaning activities are involved interest on loans must be taxed at a 5%% rate.

These indicators refer to the property of the institution or actor that is being described and have been used to assess the degree of completion of the steps in the result analysis.

The scale of asset write-downs and debt defaults to which Irish banks, building societies and firms are subject has grown as assessments of the residential and commercial property and development portfolios of institutions have come to light.

Our procedure combines the impact effects obtained from stress measures that rely on feedback centrality properties with the default probabilities of institutions.

For jazz's first 40 years, suites were largely the property of the major institutions: Ellington, Kenton, Herman.