Sentence examples for social configurations from inspiring English sources

Rather than considering only the individual practices in terms of psychological features or particular history, health care practices may be analyzed as part of a combination between individual dispositions, which are associated with the socialization patterns that individuals are confronted with, and the social configurations in which they evolve, have evolved, or will evolve.

"It will be really interesting to see what kind of new social configurations emerge".

There are varied social configurations of the two-family: the empty-nester couple moving into the smaller unit while the grown children with grandchildren take over the old family home.

We urge a focus on the social configurations producing knowledge value.

Rather than counting discrete output, we argue that research evaluation is most helpful when its subject is the capacity of social configurations to produce new scientific and technical knowledge uses.

Feminists stress the "importance of men and women to social life, the connectedness of structures and processes found in macro and micro settings" as do evolutionists, who emphasize the influence of ecology and social configurations on family and sexual structures between men and women (Fox and Murry 2000, p. 1160; Hrdy 1981).

We seem to be returning to the economic and social configuration of pre-New Deal America, when unions were weak, booms confined to the wealthiest fifth of the population, and Americans entrenched behind barriers of race and ethnicity.

"The social configuration of the streets here is a reflection of the neighborhood itself," said Mr. Young, who counts street denizens and the Colorado secretary of state, Mike Coffman, as customers.

Development of the towns' social configuration was for the most part a combined result of both government housing policies and Bedouin internal social dynamics.

Fig. 4 Social configuration of Bedouin towns 1Neighborhood associated with one tribe; 2Neighborhood associated with two tribes; 3Neighborhood associated with three or more tribes.

Based on data gathered from Atzmon (2013), Fig. 4 portrays the social configuration or degree of neighborhood tribal homogeneity in each of the seven Bedouin towns.