Sentence examples for social classifications from inspiring English sources

There just is no clear cut way to map our social classifications of race onto a meaningful biological category.

Perhaps the reason that Britain has embraced the new technologies of surveillance, while America, at least before Sept. 11, had strenuously resisted them, is that British society is far more accepting of social classifications than we are.

The social classifications are: professional and managerial, skilled including those in the military, and semi and unskilled.

Engagement in vertical discourse enables students to transcend an immediate context to examine social classifications and control mechanisms that are inherent in pedagogical discourse.

Finally, we follow [Balia and Jones (2008]) in deriving social classifications from the Registrar General's social classification which is based on three-digit SIC codes (jbrgsc).

A more general modeling framework that include also other mixing pattern types and that is applicable to different social classifications besides age is the object of future work.

A condition that does not have an exact place in the social classification system and cannot be attributed to being socially right nor socially wrong is placed in a "grey zone".

The relative enthusiasms were measured by social classification.

I don't know, and the BBC probably doesn't either, because people rarely identify themselves by social classification.

In one particularly interesting chapter, Gilman and Thomas discuss the relationship between hatred and the rise of the "crowd," or the mob, a social classification that didn't exist prior to the nineteenth century.

It may thus be that social classification mainly in terms of gender and age belongs to an early period of social development, when obvious "natural" differences provide a means of differentiation, and that these factors lose their prominence with the more extensive division of labour and the growth of economic inequality.