| Begue warns that the Algiers School's emphasis on physical racial differences could manifest itself in new biological typologies. |
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| Similar descriptions have been applied to children classified as overcontrolled in the research on personality typologies. |
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| Different typologies used to define fluted bifaces also create some differences. |
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| The goal is to portray the lives of real frontierswomen and challenge the legitimacy of the colorful but inauthentic typologies of them. |
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| It is a rhetorical strategy in which scriptural quotations, typologies, or tropes are used for satirical ends. |
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| It traces developments of provocative networks and typologies for regional planning and new urbanism. |
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| Sound empirical research is particularly lacking on risk estimation and typologies of children who set fires. |
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| These two periods, then, confronted different typologies of racial subjugation. |
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| The broader issue comes into focus when we address the nature of typologies. |
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| Although these typologies are not mutually exclusive, Grignon uses them to understand the situations when people dine together. |
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| Like all classification systems, genre typologies are not naive, innocent or objective. |
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| Pavlov and his colleagues made life-long efforts to blend both behavioural and psychophysiological observations into typologies. |
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| The other possibility would be to explore such typologies in the Irish archive on other historical subjects. |
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| Chapter 2 introduces models of two parent families in respect of the reconciliation of work and care and briefly discusses typologies of welfare states. |
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| The building has 6 comfortable apartments,which are available in different largeness and typologies. |
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| Other typologies have been constructed by great thinkers of conscience, often economists, and popularized by international recognition. |
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| There are two types of vinification, the one for red and the one for white wine and usually both typologies are produced in each winery. |
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| These typologies have had a decisive impact on the development of subsequent, more specialized sociological inquiries. |
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| This is confirmed by the work of the FATF on money laundering techniques and typologies. |
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| The budget commitment to HE must be disaggregated against different educational and developmental typologies. |
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| There are financial behaviour indexes associated to this type of typologies with which you could differentiate prospects for their risk type. |
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| Other typologies to capture policy-relevant network differences may also need to be developed and used depending on the issue in question. |
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| Many different typologies have been developed to highlight important network differences. |
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| One delegation suggested that typologies of country needs be developed that reflected the respective economic structure and level of development. |
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| This demand differs by regions, country typologies and individual countries. |
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| Relevant studies suggest various typologies to handle the complexity of impacts. |
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| It is consequently difficult to highlight the typologies of money laundering that are recurrent in the Principality. |
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| In order to collect information on the different actors involved in corruption schemes, various typologies of surveys have been developed. |
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| It was also agreed that the identification of typologies was an evolving process and that additional text might be added to this annex by the Committee in future years. |
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| Furthermore, this is not an exhaustive list of potential mitigation measures as these will vary greatly depending on the site-specific hazards and building typologies. |
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| Such a dialogue would also promote further research on those areas and typologies of corruption for which evidence-based assessments are still at their early stages. |
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| These include the assessment of corruption in the private sector or the assessment of those typologies such as embezzlement and grand corruption that are not covered by traditional sample surveys. |
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| The policymaker holds unique and exclusive insights into policy rationale, the policy cycle, typologies and the cross-impacts with other policy contexts. |
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| Stone evokes these typologies most disturbingly in his homofascist portrait of J. Edgar Hoover. |
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| In political science, it has long been a goal to create a typology or taxonomy of polities, as typologies of political systems are not obvious. |
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| The models themselves combine general approaches to typologies and taxonomies that are sometimes intrinsically inconsistent or have significant category overlap. |
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| Commonwealth Parliamentary Association and UNDP have all examined the various types and typologies of Codes of Conduct adopted throughout the world. |
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| They are of examplary importance and allow the formation of typologies. |
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| The WFD requires rivers to be classified on the basis of well defined typologies in order to apply appropriate river basin management plans. |
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| Van Duzer concludes that there is merit in more than one of these typologies while rejecting some outright. |
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| Existing multinational subsidiary typologies tend to be derived from strategy types, rather than from examining the subsidiaries themselves. |
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| Jambhekar is a design leader for a variety of typologies, including the firm's infrastructure and public work. |
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| A thoughtful analysis of the impact of family violence must consider typologies of violence and the various contexts in which spousal violence can occur. |
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| Scholars have created various typologies of diasporas. |
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| In this situation typologies may be invoked. |
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| She stated that nominations of properties of quality should not be excluded from the List in the search for new categories, typologies and themes of heritage. |
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| The studies tended to focus on attempting to develop definitions of street youth and typologies of the youth themselves and the kinds of circumstances and activities that made up their day-to-day lives. |
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| The appetizer is based on various typologies of local cured pork meats and cheese, vegetables of our farm cooked in oven, au gratin or in oil and breamed bread with particular sauces. |
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| She traces the broad spectrum of feminist typologies by beginning with Lutheran laywoman Rachel Conrad Wahlberg's books revealing Jesus' liberating attitude toward women. |
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| These three behaviors combine into eight social engagement typologies. |
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| Typologies are classification systems based on theoretical assumptions and constructs. |
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