Sentence examples for Practical orientations from inspiring English sources

It is suggested that the relationship is a good representation of heat transfer in enclosed V-trough concentrators under most practical orientations, and thus lends itself for implementation into design models for V-trough concentrators.

These priorities can be defined according to practical orientations, in technical acts and expected activities of health professionals.

In addition, it is not obvious how to weigh what has been called "the unwelcome trade-offs between practicality and scientific rigor" that follow from the practical orientation of public health research (Ryan and Farr 2002).

This practical orientation, together with the introduction of contemporary data in commercial problems, suggests that mathematics had begun to reach beyond the confines of mandarin society.

This critical and practical orientation gives rise to three different questions about critical social inquiry.

This is one reason why feminist bioethical theory tends to have a practical orientation.

Marxism, like existentialism, makes this necessarily practical orientation of philosophy explicit.

Plutarch wrote also works on aesthetics and education, which one could classify also as works of practical orientation.

Gadamer's emphasis on application in understanding already implies that all understanding has a practical orientation in the sense of being determined by our contemporary situation.

The Mohists' view of knowledge thus illustrates the practical orientation of early Chinese thought, as sketched in the discussion of fa (models) in the previous section.

If this is the case, then the Lives are complementary with Plutarch's ethical works of practical orientation that I discuss in the previous section.