patchwork Význam & definice

Příklady patchwork

• If the things that aren't accidental don't enjoy any special relation, then our cultural practices are truly patchworks, no matter how top-down their administrative structures.

• Alternatively, or in addition, the idea is that, given the circumstances, it is in some sense better to stitch together these patchworks than use theories of justice directly.

• Either he is saying that the range of possible patchworks is narrower than the range of theories of justice that are being propounded amongst the judges or citizens.

• Riemannian space-time is a patchwork of such regions.

• The no-compromise design of the patchwork densitometer gives a number of advantages over other currently available systems.

• In the inland forests, systematic sampling was necessary because there was frequently a patchwork of various forest types even within small areas.

• What my analysis of socialism predicted-in contrast to others'-was that patchwork-like reforms wouldn't strengthen the system; on the contrary, they would weaken it.

• Political instability, and even civil war, do not interfere with such forms of sovereignty, partly due to the patchwork of private security offered to enclaves.