Situated in this major gap, the current investigation adopts a community-centered approach that combines insights from chaos theory, uncertainty reduction theory, and sensemaking theory.
Symmetrically, a community-centered approach, where edges belonging to densely-connected communities are favoured with more trust, results in less overall trust, but both the fringe nodes and the authorities receive significantly less trust than average.
Part of this can be fulfilled by shifting our behaviour patterns away from a self-centered and material consumerist lifestyle to a more community-centered set of values.
Mr. Thorpe said in an interview that the health care bills in Congress limited their attack on obesity to a few community-centered pilot programs with insufficient financing.
Instead, organizations are taking a more localized, community-centered approach.
My expectation is that in five-to-ten years every mall and every national retailer in those malls will tell a story that is community-centered, community-specific.
There is a growing case for community-centered strategies to identify, prevent and treat the disease.
We call upon them to adopt a core set of community-centered policing principles that inspire respect, dignity, restraint, and community-building.
This event created a powerful space that engendered the kind of education that is transformative, humanizing, community-centered, and nurturing of a beloved community.
Methods of resolving locational conflict distinguish between community-centered, user-centered, and state-centered approaches.
This community-centered form of social order is called communism.
