Sentence examples for stratified system from inspiring English sources

Systemic functional theory models human language as a stratified system (Halliday and Webster 2009), from the smallest components of the linguistic system through to more abstract notions such as 'genre' and 'ideology' (see Martin 2014).

The rejection of a stratified system.

The government wants a stratified system under which universities charge different amounts.

Further compounding the problem is a highly stratified system with little horizontal support networks.

The reform has the potential to create a stratified system with some universities charging the maximum fee to teach very well qualified students, others teaching less qualified students more cheaply, and not much in between.

The result is that America's already stratified system of higher education is becoming ever more so, and the chasm is creating all sorts of tensions as the less wealthy colleges try to compete.

The stratified system-wide survey provided unbiased estimates of spatial and temporal condition and identified some outlier sites.

The development of convective cells in horizontal stratified systems can be induced by buoyancy or thermocapillary forces (Marangoni effect).

In addition, this positive association between stratified systems and the gender gap in STEM occupational expectations is stronger for top-performers than for low-performers.

Complexity of vertical structure in Monterey Bay rivals that already demonstrated in topographically constrained, stratified systems, and presents challenges to our theoretical framework of phytoplankton ecology.

This is particularly true of stratified systems, as, for instance, lakes during summer where concentrations of molecular oxygen may reach levels of less than about one milligram per litre a threshold for various biological and chemical processes.