typology|typologies in English

noun

[ty·pol·o·gy || taɪ'pɑlədʒɪ /-'pɒl-]

study and classification of types; study of morphological and syntactic likenesses in languages without taking into account their history; symbolism, symbolic representation; (theology) study and explanations of symbols and types in the Bible

Use "typology|typologies" in a sentence

1. Personal apartment choosen among typology and locality.

2. Analogously to the typology of economic markets, the typology corresponds to the social organization of political exchange in policy networks.

3. Caution: The danger of Allegorizing does not mean that the Bible does not contain “typology.” In typology there is …

4. It's based on furniture typologies, but that's not the end motivation.

5. Lexical Anaphors and Pronouns in Selected South Asian Languages: A Principled Typology

6. The typology and formal semantic of Adnominal possession Doctoral Thesis

7. Political scientists have created many typologies describing variations of Authoritarian forms of government.

8. The other important typology of loneliness focuses on the time perspective.

9. A comparison between the Weberian classification and the most recent typologies reveals that almost everything converges in it.

10. Becking's ultimate goal thus is a typology of personal constants linked to a typology of Weltanschauungen (world views}-aphilosophical undertaking in which he was preceded by Nohl (1920), amongothers

11. ‘The Buhrstone flint (Carlson's type 5) is not included in DeRegnaucourt and Georgiady's typology.’.

12. The proliferation of Autocratic typologies reflects an expansion in the ways in which scholars conceptualize authoritarianism

13. In addition, with a keen interest in program-driven project typologies, Abadan has developed a parallel expertise in the …

14. Adjectivals and Adverbials: On the Representation of Quantities and Qualities in Chinese and Implications for Language Typology Jack H

15. Advisories often contain illicit activity typologies, red flags that facilitate monitoring, and guidance on complying with FinCEN regulations to address those threats and vulnerabilities

16. Fee typology is based purely on the criteria used for economic analysis: the type of economic activity linked or coupled1 to the user fee.

17. A keen interest of Architectonics is the creation of spatial episodes to provide perceptual experiences regardless of the typology of the project.

18. Although the Korean Bronze Age culture derives from the Liaoning and Manchuria, it exhibits unique typology and styles, especially in ritual objects.

19. LI Hui (200 Relation between Typology and Phylogenesis of Ethnic Genetic System. Proceeding for the 7th National Symposium of Ethnology. Enshi, July, 200

20. A modern typology of direct insurers resp. groups of insurers is less oriented by legal form of companies, more by targets of activities and stakeholder situation.

21. This resulted in a typology of seven kinds of two-dimensional compact complex manifolds, recovering the five algebraic types known classically; the other two being non-algebraic.

22. The sandy soil was an Arenosol, the sandy-loam was a regosol, while the clay-loam was a phaeozem; typologies were based on previous research performed in the region

23. Instead of attempting to fit the typology of modern Bantu languages or act as an auxiliary language, Modern Bantu is like other proto-language revival attempts

24. The concept of a "cult" as a sociological classification was introduced in 1932 by American sociologist Howard P. Becker as an expansion of German theologian Ernst Troeltsch's church–sect typology.

25. 3 This study aims to schematize the event structures expressed by adjectives in Chinese and thus provide the typology of event structure for this kind of word.