sociological term
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sociological
adjective
uk/ˌsəʊ.si.əˈlɒdʒ.ɪ.kəl/us/ˌsoʊ.si.əˈlɑː.dʒɪ.kəl/
related to or ...
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term
noun
uk/tɜːm/us/tɝːm/
the fixed period of time that something ...
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It is a variation on thesociologicaltermstatus inconsistency.
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Several parents explained this difference in explicitly sociological terms.
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In a sense, narratives of reform have become a common property and as such occupy a peculiar status in sociological terms.
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Or is there a contradiction in sociological terms when we discuss a stand-alone 'legal right' of privacy?
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The fragmentation of the electroacoustic community is also analysed in sociological terms.
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Such studies almost invariably translate religious data (assumed to be a second order of truth at best) into sociological terms (assumed to correspond to reality).
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It is ethically important to view managed care in sociological terms.
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These produced a series of concepts that were unproven and, indeed, largely untested in sociological terms.
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The question is, however, far more significant in philosophical, legal and sociological terms.
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We are incapable of restoring the community in sociological terms.
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I doubt very much whether it can be solved in purely sociological terms.
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In sociological terms, we may have a new phenomenon.
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The age range went through the various groups and, according to the sociological terms, the socioeconomic groups.
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It is good practice and in sociological terms it is accepted that in an area of deprivation it is not enough to ensure that there are fair shares.
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There is no getting away from the fact that the cost, in terms of amenity and in sociological terms, of splitting up whole communities is very heavy.
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It is a process similar to passing in sociological terms.
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In sociological terms, urban refers to an area characterized by a relatively high degree of specialization in occupational roles, many special-purpose institutions, and uniform treatment of people in impersonal settings.
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