Sentence examples for social systems which from inspiring English sources
We act within social systems which are, yes, more complex, emergent and interrelated.
Europe and America find themselves in the middle of a fundamental "reset" of their economic and social systems which cannot be pushed ahead in a phone call or two.
Landscape heterogeneity is largely directed by interconnected economic and social systems, which are largely driven by political, communal, and private control of the land estate.
The focus on marine management is important because it is concerned with a CAS (formed through the interconnection between natural systems, designed systems and social systems) which exemplifies their particularly 'wicked' nature.
This is in particular true for social systems, which are twice complex: besides their "objective" complexity due to numerous non-linear interactions among its constitutive elements, they also contain agents capable of choice and within limits free to chose (Portugali et al. 2012).
During the 1980 decade the idea that poorly organized social systems, which are included small businesses, were likely to disappear giving way to large organizations, to the modern State and to bureaucratic organizations in general ruled economic discussions (Motta and Bresser-Pereira 2004).
Finger 3: The social system, which is always reflected on the roads.
He views the financial markets as simply another social system, which determines payoffs and punishments in a like manner.
That follows Google's implementation of changes to its privacy policy in spring 2012 and in January to its Google+ social system which forced users to opt out, or abandon the system altogether.
Father Francis Gsell, a French priest from Alsace, arrived on Christmas Eve 1912 with four Filipino slaves, two nuns, "eight half-caste children" and the aim of breaking the Tiwis' social system which he saw as repugnant, "absolute communism".
Such leniency testifies to the most fantastic aspect of "Star Trek": its flexible social system, which is somehow both ordered and free, the way we imagine Switzerland to be.
