Sentence examples for system of distinctions from inspiring English sources

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Other rituals foster remembrance of the decisive deeds of the ancestors in fixing the present state of things; ritualized social structures (such as the caste structure of India) maintain a complex system of distinctions; and religious ideologies (such as astrology) foster the notion of spheres of power that control all members of a class, be they gods, planets, animals, plants, minerals, or men.

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The monarchy "inculcates unthinking credulity and servility" and is "the gilded peg from which our unlovely system of social distinction and hierarchy depends," he says.

Bourdieu [ 8] maintains that factors like cultural taste and patterns of consumption may be part of a system of social distinction, and it is possible that smoking behaviour may be one way people signalise their belonging to a certain social position [ 3].

Since the current union-endorsed system of tenure makes no distinctions between good and bad work, even the worst teachers are effectively guaranteed a job for life.

The Mohists regard the structure of such knowledge as a system of classifications of relations and distinctions among various kinds (lei and not, for example, as a deductive system.

Although the metaphysics of light is fundamentally non-Aristotelian in nature, Grosseteste clearly was concerned to use it to explain many of the features of the Aristotelian cosmos the system of nested spheres, the distinction between the motion of celestial and sublunary bodies, and so forth.

The alimentary tract shares with the skin and its appendages and the respiratory system the distinction of being a portal of entry into the human body for environmental agents as well as a target for their action.

The desire of building a diasystem to accommodate all English dialects, combined with a blossoming generative phonology, prompted American dialectologists to attempt the construction of an "overall system" of English phonology by analyzing dialectal distinctions as differences in the ordering of phonological rules as well as in the presence or absence of such rules.

The term 'faculty psychology' refers, at least for Reid, to both the distinction of certain belief-forming systems from others, and the explanatory utility purchased with such a set of distinctions.

When Carl Linnaeus introduced his system of binomial nomenclature, he made no distinction between the living and the dead, because, in his view, none was required.

To assess the effectiveness and safety of the Nevisense system in the distinction of benign lesions of the skin from melanoma with electrical impedance spectroscopy.

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