Sentence examples for A shared perspective from inspiring English sources
A shared perspective for students at site B identifies student dishonesty (6), a lack of knowledge (5), and unsatisfactory performance (11, 7, 8, 9) as most indicative of Eroding Conventions (Table 9).
It is responsible for simulating a piece of the virtual landscape and providing a shared perspective to all avatars occupying the same virtual space.
The proximity to the phenomena implied by the names Close Read and The Front Row usually brings a shared perspective, but Amy Davidson rightly highlights our differing views regarding the arrest in Switzerland and possible extradition of Roman Polanski.
The "multi-views" perspective should allow them to detail the design of the PSS components until the most technical phases while it also should ensure integration of these components through a shared perspective on the system modelling.
Over a century ago, what common elements could have been found among Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Indian and Vietnamese cultures, other than a shared perspective, common to all humankind, that cultures other than one's own are to be resented if not feared, an attitude not too dissimilar from the one that later greeted them on these shores?
It was the kind of home in which I expected to encounter a shared perspective, but I was wrong: my host was convinced that 9/11 was a conspiracy between the Jews and the Pentagon to give a pretext for attacking the Muslim world, and shared at length his suspicion that Freemasons had pulled the West's strings for a millennium.
First, matrix managers always have to maintain an institutional point of view, seeing their struggles from a larger, shared perspective.
That was not, Rosenheim concedes, a widely shared perspective.
This is a critical element in the process of achieving a new and shared perspective between both parties.
The isolating dread has diminished in the pleasure of a new and shared perspective.
Pathways may also facilitate integration among multiple provider types, enabling a common language and shared perspective of the patient's entire care process[ 16].
