Contemporary sociology and government statisticians more commonly use the concept of stratification as an explanatory model, defining relative position in terms of income and patterns of consumption.
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These beakers became the essential medium to represent the most popular explanatory model for the emergence of the Empire : the quaternion theory as represented by Hans Burgkmair.
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Following many consultations and explanatory models of the foundations with specialists, construction of the foundations began in February 1968, and the tower was completed in March 1971.
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Explanatory models for the phenomenology and the elements of the NDE can, according to sources, be divided into a few broad categories : psychological, physiological, and transcendental.
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On the origin of sacrifice and priest kingship in Mesopotamia, Heinsohn suggested an explanatory model based upon a catastrophist view of ancient history and a psychoanalytic interpretation of sacrificial rituals.
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In other words, it is assumed that explanatory models developed to explain male crime are taken to be generalizable to women in the face of the extraordinary evidence to the contrary.
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On from 1973, M . D . Coe published a series of books offering pictures and interpretations of unknown Maya vases, with the Popol Vuh Twin myth for an explanatory model.
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One explanatory model for the experiences provoked by psychedelics is the " reducing valve " concept, first articulated in Aldous Huxley's book " The Doors of Perception ".
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Khmer traditional medicine share with Chinese traditional medicine three explanatory models of disease : supernaturalistic theory, naturalistic theory, and maintenance of a hot-cold ( yin-yang ) balance.
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Many have argued for the inclusion of the role of patient phenomenology in explanatory models of the Capgras syndrome in order to better understand the mechanisms that enable the creation and maintenance of delusional beliefs.
