And, of course, there is huge diversity in the way such experiences are understood and valued in different cultures.
The importance of publicly owned national parks was recognized long ago, but these crucial wildlife corridors linking protected areas are only starting to be understood and valued.
The project, which has been underway for more than two years, seeks to evaluate how water quality is understood and valued by the public through a case study of river quality in New England.
It may seem like an impossible Utopian fantasy, but I would like to see an art world where artists of all shapes and sizes are understood and valued and the opportunities are equally shared; for galleries to embrace a wider programme that includes a broader and more inclusive range of concepts and understanding around art.
Business process: Innovation methodologies are understood and valued throughout the company.
These include encouraging learning, fostering a collective mindset unafraid of failure or setback and holding strong organizational ethics that are understood and valued by employees.
The central theme of the course concerns the way in which photographs and films have been understood and valued during the past 165 years.
The most profound shifts occurred in Western thinking during the twentieth century, reflecting changes in how the ocean environment was understood and valued.
Moreover, not only the result of the activation obtaining employment subject to social security contributions or commencing a vocational training programme and further education but rather the activities aimed at taking up a job are to be understood and valued as the joint success of the case manager and the long-term unemployed or long-term basic income recipient.
Further, it would be useful and important to understand how the concept of patient-centredness is understood and valued by professionals as well as patients in different countries.
Despite these limitations, the ACE Study will provide a unique descriptive account of the decision-pathway that ends with an inpatient death soon after admission, how these are understood and valued by stakeholders, and what this means for policy and practice.
