Sentence examples for sociological dimensions from inspiring English sources

The author, a historian at the Sorbonne, narrates developments in the material, aesthetic and sociological dimensions of the color black with infectious, wide-ranging curiosity and easy-going erudition.

Neurath and Frank, in particular, emphasized the historical and sociological dimensions of method.

The last part of the chapter covers statistical, technical and sociological dimensions of DOE.

This paper explores these epistemic tensions and reflects on their sociological dimensions and their consequences for future work in the life sciences.

A formative evaluation of a teleneurophysiology service was conducted to examine its technical and sociological dimensions.

Sociological dimensions were measured by inquiring about interruption to work, social life, sex life, mobility, driving and housework in a similar fashion.

There's also a sociological dimension.

There is no sociological dimension to his work; it's not about people, it's about him.

"You know, critics in general always have a tendency to give a sociological dimension to my work.

There is a deeply sociological dimension to getting around a city, and in Kathmandu the symbolic power of the motorbike rules strong.

Emphasising this sociological dimension brings us to focus on the actors behind research: in our case the SB scientist or engineer.