Sentence examples for secondary groups from inspiring English sources

Secondary groups are those in which relations between members tend to fit the opposite poles of the five factors.

And the sixth graders in the House of Einstein — their school, Columbia Secondary, groups students into houses — had tied for first.

Social control is also exerted through secondary groups that are more abstract, such as organizations that use formal power and regulations, as well as through membership in larger social categories such as gender, which are associated with wider social norms.

One of the earliest and best-known classifications of groups was the American sociologist C.H. Cooley's distinction between primary and secondary groups, set forth in his Human Nature and the Social Order (1902).

Each copy of the virus spoke with a set of CnC nodes and the CnC system could segregate infected computers into different secondary groups.

The results indicated that there were significant differences in all six learning stressors between the lower secondary and higher secondary groups of students.

The sculptures, made of found objects, usually machine parts, are the best of this secondary group of artworks.

The grand mufti, Egypt's highest religious authority, awaits a report from Mr. Mahmoud's team and from a secondary group of spotters organized by the Egyptian National Survey Authority.

Unlike last year, though, a secondary group of perennial All-Stars is also available, and their presence could heighten interest in the off-season while the expensive recruiting of the top three free agents — Cliff Lee, Carl Crawford and Jayson Werth — proceeds.

Some movements take place within the boundaries of a specific secondary group, such as a religious association or a local community, and may include only a few score or a few hundred members.

The criterion for selecting the publications of the secondary group of level 2 was the nanofluid material composition.