| These so-called segmentary systems are organised around a principle of opposition. |
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| Unconstrained by male segmentary politics, their differential affinity blurred lines of emnity, producing the prospect of continuing reconciliation. |
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| In Somali society, the segmentary lineage system allows subdivisions of six or more levels of identity, with migration decisions often taken at the sixth level. |
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| In contrast, the Humr Baqqārah had a political system based on a segmentary lineage organization. |
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| In fact they are most often iatrogenic, after voluntary tubal ligation or segmentary resection of the tube for ectopic pregnancy. |
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| It has been proposed that there was a segmentary political organization where government was more divided than centralized. |
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| In segmentary societies, craft production was primarily organized at the household level, and village sites may be found to contain pottery kilns, or slag from metalworking. |
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| The tribal segmentary system thus fosters an ethic of egalitarianism with its expression found in the members of the corporate patrilineal descent groups. |
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| Although political affiliation is fluid and shifts with changing circumstances, segmentary kinship guarantees every individual basic rights in a wider kinship network. |
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| Sharma, Burton Stein, and Hermann KuIke, representing feudalist, segmentary, and processualist theories of state formation, respectively. |
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| Peristaltic segmentary prestherapy with controlled rhytmical pressure means a safe and painless technique to be used for the peripheral circulatory problems, for cellulitis and venous stasis. |
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| Sabah's societies are bilateral, and do not have segmentary lineage groups. |
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| Peristaltic segmentary presstherapy with controlled rhythmical pressure means a sure and painless technique to be used for the peripheral circulatory problems, for the cellulitis and the venous stasis. |
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| Broadly speaking, the traditional societies of Sudan exhibited two types of political organization: the hierarchical system of the Fur and the segmentary systems of the Humr Baqqārah and Otoro. |
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| Precolonial Fipa established a segmentary state between 300 and 500 years ago, with a paramount chief at Milansi whose authority decreased in proportion to the distance from this centre. |
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| Analysis of pulmonary hydatidosis according to their segmentary locations. |
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| But tribes are often used as a generic for any pre-state social organization whether they are segmentary lineages, political units, linguistic units, or geographic units. |
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