monolithic的示例

• The state can no longer be seen as monolithic, but should rather be understood as a functional body that provides a series of services.

• However, such implications normally involve onsets versus codas, grouping all parameters involved in a segments' production as a monolithic whole.

• We now present an algorithm to do depth first numbering of a graph, which constructs a single monolithic lazy array.

• Although reference is made to the cultural embeddedness of corruption, this is not done in the name of any monolithic or determinist theory of culture.

• Such an approach allows us to avoid assuming the prior existence of capitalism as an inevitable or monolithic social process.

• The short answer is that the classical tradition is not monolithic : different philosophers give different answers.

• Yet images of authority could never be monolithic or controlled.

• They argue that my characterization of planning is monolithic and thus incomplete.

• Both implicitly contend that social structures are monolithic forces that necessarily pre-date social actions and establish the boundaries within which social interactions occur.

• It is clear that the dominant discourses surrounding agriculture and natural resource management are not monolithic, and are subject to change.

• In terms of their political effect, fraternal societies have usually (and fallaciously) been portrayed as monolithic entities.

• Ideologies, in seeking to maximize determinacy, aim to convert the inevitable variety of options into the monolithic certainty of a political decision.

• The result is that one is often left with a sense that regimes of neoliberal governance are in fact monolithic, singular and totalising.

• It serves thereby to qualify the assumption, too readily made, that the power of the jobber was absolute and monolithic.

• The shtetl, commentators would insist, was no longer a monolithic entity, it came in a variety of sizes, with a variety of economic profiles.