Sentence examples for sociological features from inspiring English sources

The information provided by this research may prove particularly valuable for improving the systemic functions of green spaces in Mediterranean cities sharing similar bioclimatic and sociological features, and for ensuring that they fulfil the role assigned to green spaces in sustainable cities.

A recent analysis of anthropological and sociological features of high-incidence populations led to the proposal of a common ancestor among Bai-yue (Daic or "proto-Austronesian" or "proto-Zhuang") peoples carrying NPC susceptibility, which was then transmitted to the Han Chinese in southern China through intermarriage [34].

The title was also meant to represent the urban sociological themes featured on the album, which had surfaced on most of Scott-Heron's previous work.

The artist's previous work is also based in rural France and features forceful sociological commentary.

Unusually for a sociological study, the book features a rebuttal from a believing member of the organisation; a fellow sociologist called J. L. Simmons.

The Drawing Center, 35 Wooster Street, (212) 219-2166, through April 22. (Johnson) 'When Artists Say We' This timely sociological experiment of a show features 17 artists or artist groups who were invited to create wall-diagrams or mini-exhibitions reflecting on the social networks out of which contemporary art emerges.

The Horticultural Society of New York, 128 West 58th Street, (212) 757-0915, through May 5. (Johnson) Galleries: SoHo 'When Artists Say We' This timely sociological experiment of a show features 17 artists or artist groups who were invited to create wall-diagrams or mini-exhibitions reflecting on the social networks out of which contemporary art emerges.

It is only in the last 20 years that these theories could be truly tested, when statistical models were developed that allowed researchers to examine the additive and interactive effects of individual-level and contextual features that affect sociological outcomes at the individual level.

Ilya Chaiken's "Margarita Happy Hour," which opens today at Cinema Village (22 East 12th Street, Greenwich Village), is an independent feature with sure sociological instincts.

The micro-sociological or laboratory studies approach features ethnographic study of particular research groups, tracing the myriad activities and interactions that eventuate in the production and acceptance of a scientific fact or datum.

The research was divided into three stages: (1) sociological research; (2) systematization of landscape features and identification of the threats to landscape quality; and (3) comparative analysis of the public opinion on the landscape quality and its threats.