Sentence examples for typology which is from inspiring English sources
Finally, Hetherington worked all the data into a paint-by-numbers typology, which is where things get sticky.
These are some of the most serenely lovely passages in the book, not least because typology, which is to say, determinism, is turned on its head.
As for non-reliable cognitions, one finds an opposition between a fivefold typology, which is the trademark of the Sang-pu school, and a more basic threefold typology prescribed by Sakya Paṇḍita.
The answer to "Why?" begins with something about academic typology, which isn't a great way to explain a design decision for a mobile device in my opinion.
According to the Chinese typology which is based on the elements in nature, Ms. McCarthy finds that all four candidates are wood personalities.
The purpose of present study was to examine biological and psychological characteristics of people according to the Sasang typology, which is popular in Korea.
This formed an overall typology which was used to draft a new framework.
Furthermore, we developed a neighbourhood deprivation index according to urban/rural typology, which was more appropriate than classic indices such as Carstairs and Townsend typically used to investigate health inequality in the urban area.
The majority of researchers devote their attention to male shoppers' typologies which are usually related to shopping orientation.
Through this process, so-called typologies, which were common themes found in more than one life story, were identified.
Two main types of configurations resulting from the configurational approach have been put forward: 1) typologies, which are conceptually defined classifications, and 2) taxonomies, that are classifications into relatively homogeneous groups of entities (such as organizations) derived from empirical work, using multivariate analyses [ 15, 21].
