pattern maintenanceの例文

• Pattern maintenance  this prerequisite is provided by institutions like education and the family.
• He called it a " patterned normative order " of " cultural value patterns . " The correct impersonal end is to maintain this culture-bound value-rational order by coordinating four instrumental actions : pattern maintenance, goal attainment, adaptation, and integration.
• He is interested in the function of Hedgehog proteins and other extracellular signals in morphogenesis ( pattern formation ) and in injury repair and regeneration ( pattern maintenance ), in particular the normal roles of such signals in stem cell physiology and their abnormal roles in the formation and expansion of cancer stem cells.
• In contrast to Luhmann, Parsons would highlight that although each subsystem had self-referential capacities and had an internal logic of this own ( ultimately located in the pattern maintenance of each system ) in historical reality, the actual interaction, communication and mutual enable-ness between the subsystem was crucial not only for each subsystem but for the overall development of the social system ( and / or " society " ).
• For example, a community's adaption to the economic environment might consist of the basic " industrial " process of production ( adaption ), political-strategic goals for production ( goal-attainment ), the interaction between the economical system and the societal community, which integrates production mechanisms both in regard to economic as well as societal factors ( integration ), and common cultural values in their " selective " relevance for the societal-economic interchange process ( latency ( or Pattern Maintenance ) ).
• For Parsons, adaptation, goal attainment, integration and latency form the basic characteristics of social action, and could be understood as a fourfold function of a cybernetic system where the hierarchical order is L-I-G-A . The most metaphysical questions in his theory laid embedded in the concept of " Constitutive Symbolization ", which represented the pattern maintenance of the cultural system and was the cultural systemic equivalent of latent pattern maintenance through institutions like school and family ( or, simply put, " L " ).
• For Parsons, adaptation, goal attainment, integration and latency form the basic characteristics of social action, and could be understood as a fourfold function of a cybernetic system where the hierarchical order is L-I-G-A . The most metaphysical questions in his theory laid embedded in the concept of " Constitutive Symbolization ", which represented the pattern maintenance of the cultural system and was the cultural systemic equivalent of latent pattern maintenance through institutions like school and family ( or, simply put, " L " ).