Sentence examples for reproducing subjects from inspiring English sources

This narrative of subjectification was intended to help advance Althusser's argument that regimes or states are able to maintain control by reproducing subjects who believe that their position within the social structure is a natural one.

Top performers must do more than reproduce subject matter content, says Mr. Schleicher.

You can use the site to give details of all your activities, reproduce (subject to copyright) any articles you've written, and include positive feedback from clients.

"Influential" scientific information must be sufficiently transparent to be reproduced subject to several caveats.

Yet Warhol seemed clear about mocking the notion that he served as no more than a mirror reproducing his subject matter.

The cubic samples were subjected to independent triaxial stresses to reproduce field test conditions.

For example, the data suggest that males are somewhat more prone to imitate physical aggression a highly masculine-typed behaviour than are females, with male subjects reproducing more physical aggression than female subjects; there were, however, no differences in the imitation of verbal aggression, which is less sex-typed.

It is the interval that is most precisely reproduced by subjects in experiments; shorter intervals tend to be overestimated and longer ones underestimated.

Recordings of object vocalizations during UCS presentation were reproduced for subjects through an ultrasound-capable speaker (UltraSoundGate ScanSpeak, Avisoft Bioacoustics) situated in the demonstration compartment.

These high-frequency words, uttered in isolation by a female American-English native speaker, were recorded as audio and video, and reproduced to subjects as audio alone (A) or as audio and video together (AV).

This effect was also present in experiments in healthy lean subjects reproducing the overweight-related limitation of chest wall mechanics [ 7, 8].