Sentence examples for systemic paths from inspiring English sources

Table 2 presents the selection expressions of the systemic paths as just described.

The SEs of a sys-net present a 'summary' form of the many systemic paths created by the relations of dependency and simultaneity between the options.

Note: see Additional file 1: Appendix A with Glossary of options; and also Additional file 2: Appendix B with SEs for systemic paths C and P. Figure 6 is a fragment of the paradigmatic description of the mode of discourse (md) which is shown as the third contextual parameter in Figure 3.

Second, the relation of all the options following the 'entry point' of a system typically stays stable; and through the relations of one option to those along the legitimate systemic paths, all the options are eventually linked to the ultimate descriptum named by the point of origin.

40554_2014_9_MOESM1_ESM.pdf Additional file 1 Appendix A: Glossary of options in Figure 6. PDF 336 KB) 40554_2014_9_MOESM2_ESM.pdf Additional file 2 Appendix B: SEs for systemic paths C and P in Figure 6. PDF 57 KB) 40554_2014_9_MOESM3_ESM.pdf Additional file 3 Appendix C: Glossary of options in Tenor Figure 7. PDF 222 KB).

Referred to earlier, SE presents a complete statement of all the options and their relations that are traversed in one single systemic path of a sys-net from its primary delicacy to the terminal point; as such, it represents the complete 'history' of that systemic path: underlying each SE is a contextual sub-category, whose realisations would pertain to some text type.

I believe this is what Mann ([1985]) had in mind in introducing the concept of realisational inheritance: within the constraints of a specific systemic path, the relational statement of every preceding option will be respected by the options related to it by derivation.

Just as no systemic choice path will ever describe an ill-formed category of language, so also no GSP will accommodate twists and turns that are 'accidental'accidental

It is by pioneering ideas that can be applied on a larger scale that social entrepreneurship is able to contribute to "systemic" and path breaking change.

Of note, a bubble study showed a patent foramen ovale, explaining the path of systemic emboli from the right-sided cardiac lesion to the lower extremities.

"It's not risky immediately, but it puts us on the path to additional systemic risk," Mr. Reynolds said.