Sentences with phrase «more homogeneity»

That's important for all recruits, but particularly so for women, because we've historically had fewer role models for women and more homogeneity in our leadership models.

In an industry where there has never been more homogeneity between the two main core consoles, the fact that one system is currently capable of something the other can not quite manage is massive news.

In addition, the decline in release count has resulted in more homogeneity in the kinds of games on shelf, and in price points.

Not exact matches

By breaking up workplace homogeneity, you can allow your employees to become more aware of their own potential biases — entrenched ways of thinking that can otherwise blind them to key information and even lead them to make errors in decision - making processes.

In After Strange Gods he hinted darkly at the kind of oppression his society might lead to: «What is still more important [than homogeneity of culture] is unity of religious background; and reasons of race and religion combine to make any large number of freethinking Jews undesirable.»

The homogeneity of less complex entities is commensurate with continuity, and hence, closer to the being of the élan vital Therefore, we should not be surprised that the simpler a life form is, the more prolific and ubiquitous it is.84 This point brings us to the principle of «metaphysical divisibility» I mentioned above that the more homogeneous a concrete form of existence is, the more divisible it becomes (in the sense that it can be divided without altering its form).

The combination of government licensing and market mechanisms may actually be more effective (and certainly less visible) cultivating ideological homogeneity and deflecting serious challenge than would be laws more publicly enacted.

Every congregation can be more inclusive if faith in Jesus Christ is the principle of homogeneity that binds members to one another.

More ambitiously, a commitment to breaking down homogeneity in the pews could be pursued at the city or county level.

Nothing would be more out of character with mystery, with nature and its evolution, or with history and selfhood, than a drab homogeneity in any phase of cosmic emergence.

Hall contrasts this view with the more positive image of chaos which he finds in Eastern thought, as «undifferentiated homogeneity... the sum of all orders» (UP 255).

When the astronomical revolution of the sixteenth century — in which the Italian philosophers of the Renaissance played a far more important role than historians of science admit — removed the universal cosmic clock, there were two alternative ways open to physics and philosophy of nature: either to retain the relational theory of time and to hold with Bruno (Bruno 1879, p. 144) that «there are as many times as there are the stars» (tot tempora quot astra), since there is no body possessing a privileged rotation motion, and the only body which allegedly had it — the sphere of the fixed stars — has been swept away; or to save the unity and homogeneity of time by separating it from any particular motion — and this is what Newton did, anticipated in this respect by Isaac Barrow and, in particular, Gassendi.

Despite (relatively) recent trends in immigration, it remains a much more homogenious society than the US, and that homogeneity is reflected in lunch menus.

Territorially - based simplifying homogeneity is giving way to a more differentiated picture of more — or less — urbanised interpretations.

«population about the size of the state of Massachusets» is a flawed variation of the homogeneity argument which is discarded by the very / more diverse examples of France, England, Denmark, Holland, Belgium

Another thing you might notice in the more provincial places is the relative homogeneity of the researchers.

Similar maps were taken during glass formation, but due to the overall homogeneity of the process they look somewhat more boring.

The picture - in - picture commentary stands as perhaps the best extra of the year, in which the directors hold forth with a marvelous lack of pretension even as they describe a fantastically experimental approach More surface pleasure than their borderline avant - garde Crank films or Gamer «s symbiosis of satiric content and form, Ghost Rider 2 nevertheless tries to create new aesthetic paths for a genre that has rapidly fallen into vanilla homogeneity.

There are very good reasons to be skeptical of GT programs — the fact that their participants tend not to achieve any more academically or socially than non-GT students, the dilution of NON-GT education by pulling the brightest kids out of those classes, and the promotion of homogeneity in an increasingly heterogenous community are chief among them.

This, again, in theory, could result in a class in which homogeneity - of intelligence or anything else - might be considered more likely to occur.

But there's a more principled reply: The point here is not to create homogeneous communities of value, but rather to create homogeneity with respect to certain core beliefs concerning curriculum, instruction, norms of comportment, and civic virtue.

Adding to the Diamante's dismal homogeneity were 16 - inch alloy steel wheels with full covers, truly sporty things that would have been more at home on a Detroit muscle machine.

Art Club 2000, a collective started in 1992 by art dealer Colin de Land and a handful of Cooper Union students, took a more subversive approach to culture's consumeristic attitudes, posing in group shots dressed entirely in clothes from the Gap, mocking both the retail chain's pervasiveness and the willful homogeneity of the retail chain's shoppers.

As we shall see, while there is often a lack of homogeneity, and some individuals or groups have no name or special identity, they (by their own admission or by descriptions given by others) often fall into the following... [more]

It believed that this would encompass the majority of lower value soft tissue injuries where there is a greater sense of homogeneity than claims involving more serious injury.

The present study extends the work of Loeber and Stouthamer - Loeber (1986) by using more advanced meta - analytic techniques including tests of homogeneity of effect sizes and moderator analyses.

The slopes, especially the one for females, demonstrate that the ego - alter homogeneity in smoking is stronger the more alters know each other within the same network.