Sentence examples for Key orientation from inspiring English sources

The improvement of intra-community targeting seems to be a key orientation for redesign.

In the shortest, freest slow movements the tonality, or key orientation, sometimes remains uncertain and in flux, giving the sense of a bridge from the previous to the following movement (as in Vivaldi's Opus 3, No. 10).

Preparation and training of committee members involved three key activities: orientation to the programme; orientation to the commissioning process and a research awareness workshop.

Steve Mormoris, senior vice president of global marketing for Coty Beauty, told Women's Wear Daily that the fragrance is a strategic launch for Coty that represents "a key new orientation for the David Beckham fragrance brand — getting back to the male roots of the brand, enhancing David as an athlete and an aspirational man and building a new pillar to the David Beckham franchise".

Based on our study findings, we consider "reproductive autonomy" to be the key normative orientation dominating MPHs' discourse on the desire for children among psychiatric patients.

IEC consists of six interrelated key firm orientations.

During stacking, the detaching layer was then placed upon the orientation key and oriented to the desired angle relative to the casted layer and confirmed under the microscope.

Then, using the data provided, Bunch creates a culture profile for the company and each of its teams, mapped onto 6 key dimensions: Results-orientation, Adaptability, Collaborative, Detail-orientation, Principles and Customer-orientation. Every new applicant is tasked with taking an automated culture quiz that Bunch checks against the team and company profile.

This key difference in orientation appears to derive from a sequence insertion in D-DT that topologically limits binding to only one CD74 molecule per D-DT homotrimer, in contrast to predicted binding of up to three CD74 molecules per MIF homotrimer.

In this study, this tool had been used to measure the agreement among four raters (all PhDs) who rated the list of vocabularies to nominate them under four key constructs– market orientation, social value creation, social entrepreneur, and balanced impact.

Fig. 5 EBSD maps and the corresponding (111) pole figure of STO films grown at a chamber pressure, laser frequency, and substrate temperature of 10−4 mbar, 10 Hz, and 500 °C, respectively, with a thickness of a 500 nm, b 800 nm, c 1000 nm, and d color key for crystal orientation map.