Sentence examples for some typologies from inspiring English sources

Some typologies go beyond the problem of order and help to show the importance of particular factors.

More generally, it aimed at exploring whether multidimensional analyses performed with no a priori hypothesis could link some typologies of clinical characteristics to some typologies of treatments, using data that are readily available in routine practice.

In detail, the reduction of diameter growth in wounded beech trees was related only to wound size, severity and condition but only for some specific typologies of wounds characteristics.

To help visualize this process, we explore the emerging linkages between low-lying lands affected by sea level rise (SLR) and weather related hazards, such as floods and landslides, and we proposed some urban typologies to assist the identification of risk areas that reflect the importance of the urban design as a part of a broader set of decisions.

Most of them either are informed by some whimsical typology, signalled by the free use of capitalization — he thinks that Faulkner's novels are best understood as examples of the Fairy Tale, and that Edmund Wilson, one of the least dandyish of human beings, is a specimen of the Intellectual Dandy — or state the obvious, in run-ons that would make a freshman blush.

Some device typology examples can be found in e-care environments which are tracking vital signals or other interesting parameters belonging to person monitoring capabilities integrated in wearable devices or as additional accessories [1].

The approaches and actions being taken by conservation managers in our study do appear to fall along a spectrum that can be related roughly to some of the typologies above.

In this respect we should challenge some of the typologies that have been developed for 'majority' or indigenous populations in Western societies, and that have not been extensively tested for use with ethnic minority groups nor with those people living in other non-Western countries (Lubben and Gironda 2003).

Some of the modern typologies work in Asia even though they are totally dysfunctional in America.

The previously published site of Karabi Tamchin is used here as a spring-point for a discussion of the problems inherent with established site typologies and some of the settlement models that have been proposed in the past.

Not unexpectedly, some D & A typologies declined more than others, with the greatest decline in detention (reported in client interviews), and physical abuse (observed in provider-patient interactions).