Sentence examples for study of classes from inspiring English sources

By the end of the nineteenth century, mathematical geometry had generally ceased to be a study of space, and it had become the study of classes of structures which satisfy certain 'geometric' axioms.

The Judicial Conference, a group of 27 federal judges headed by Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, conducted a 10-year study of class actions that included public hearings around the country.

When this hugely ambitious project began he was a grinning cockney optimist, and Mr. Apted's series was a longitudinal study of class divisions.

And a story that keeps its force as a study of class and money and character, but aims mostly for sheer pleasure – and to be funny.

What starts as a study of class conflict ends in contrived disaster, based on a credulity on Ferdinand's part at which even Othello might blush.

This Tory is an unusual study of class hatred: patronised and put-upon by the toffs, he turns not left but right, resolving to both beat and join his so-called betters.

In his seminal study of class consciousness, the Hungarian Marxist philosopher György Lukács stressed the need to distinguish between class consciousness and the ideas or feelings actually held by the members of a social class.

In the second phase of the most comprehensive study of class in Britain, published exclusively today by The Independent on Sunday, the research company BritainThinks investigated the social attitudes of the declining working class.

More than 161,000 people took part in the Great British Class Survey, the largest study of class in the UK.

The most comprehensive study of class size, The Tennessee Study of Class Size in the Early School Grades showed a considerable advantage to students who had small class sizes in early grades.

Whole transcriptome analysis is indeed the most promising approach for overcoming the difficulties associated with the study of class III peroxidase function.