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1. She develops a typology according to the different parts of speech, and her analyses reveal a marked preference for the verb metaphor.

2. Typology dominated archaeological thinking until the 1950s, and still plays an important role in the discipline.

3. Obviously this typology has immense implications for educational methods, for communication generally, and for choice of marriage partner.

4. While the typology sets up these principles, only a commentary can be faithful to them and maintain the text's plurality.

5. This is a useful typology for understanding the sense of abnormality which Easton's section police operate.

6. Typology is the study of the development of particular types of artefact over a period of time.

7. Linguistic typology is a distinguished school in contemporary linguistics.

8. The author uses typology and various spatial analysis approaches in the thesis.

9. LI Hui (2002) Relation between Typology and Phylogenesis of Ethnic Genetic System. Proceeding for the 7th National Symposium of Ethnology. Enshi, July(sentencedict.com), 2002.

10. This thesis proposes the distribution of example typology based on the systematic exemplification in English learner's dictionary.

11. The study of language typology aims at identifying features that are common to all or most of languages through cross-linguistic comparison.

12. According to Reiss' text typology, tourism signs can be categorized into three types: informative , expressive and appellative.

13. This paper puts forward the typology of hydrophyte and ornamental characteristic and discusses the problem of the arrangement of scenes with hydrophyte in terms of every different aspect.

14. The standards of criminal typology can be subcategorized into the formal standard and the entitative standard.

15. By studying Newmark's text typology, we may conclude tourism texts feature a combination of informative and vocative functions.

16. He conducted research into how artefacts gradually develop over a period of time[sentencedict.com], the study of which is known as typology.

17. One method of dating finds is by the use of typology, the importance of which was demonstrated by Pitt-Rivers.

18. Competition entrants are asked to look at how to transform the tower block typology into a new type of community.

19. None the less, it would be unwise to conclude that all areas or villages are falling into Pahl's typology.

20. These criteria, however, are still inadequate for constructing a satisfactory typology of political systems.

21. Several pots with the same attributes constitute a pot type, and typology groups artifacts into such types.

22. John Evans, and Oscar Montelius, laying the foundations for the study of the typology of artifacts.

23. The separation of children at eleven was a classification system that perpetuated social class division; it was also an educational typology.

24. At the same time, an important part of generally relevant knowledge is the typology of specialists.

25. 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.

26. Studies of China's organizational and institutional innovation and change as a social process should take social change rather than institutional typology as their basic paradigm.

27. Kohlberg called heteronomy and autonomy two moral types in moral development. His moral typology was the important development of his late theory.

28. These characteristics of passive expression in Sino - Tibetan languages are worth noticing in typology research.

29. The English and Chinese language are of different language typology, but languages contain periphrastic and lexical causative sentences.

30. Before Darwin, natural philosophers held to a point of view called typology, or essentialism.