marginality

IPA: mˈɑrdʒʌnˈæɫɪti

Examples of "marginality" in Sentences

DDR3 seems to have lots of problems with "marginality".
I’m wondering, if perhaps you’re thinking of the idea of marginality?
What is not widely known is that this "marginality" has often been the result not of market forces but of government regulation.
Nonetheless, the experience of childhood "marginality" could not be erased: periodically even at Smith she could feel "awkward," painfully isolated, and ugly.
In some ways it speaks of its marginality; Finlay aside, there are few very well-known names here, and not many journals or publications dedicated exclusively to the form.
I suppose one of the reasons for that feeling of marginality is not so much representation on faculty or publications, as respect for women writers of the past in these venues.
After a lengthy description of the Childe and Braidwood models, Binford dismissed both of them in favor of yet a third explanation that later came to be known as the marginality or edge hypothesis.