Sentence examples for a shared frame of reference from inspiring English sources
We need a shared frame of reference that will enable us to practice collective accountability.
"It contains the works of art, literature, scholarship and philosophy that establish a shared frame of reference among educated people".
Rhona Cameron returns to the Fringe after a five-year absence with her familiar mix of confessional and observational anecdotes, and proves that one of the most successful comic formulae is to find a shared frame of reference with your audience.
This is one of the reasons for the crisis in the American scientific community today: the lack of a shared frame of reference between those making our nation's increasingly incoherent science-workforce policy and those trying to earn a living doing science.
The observed consultations helped to establish a shared frame of reference with the GP during the interview, based on the researcher's notes and preliminary analysis.
First, a shared frame of reference allows for a shared interpretation of events and a common understanding of what contributes to (and undermines) one's experience.
Individual responses to assessment can be modulated by a socially constructed and shared frame of reference within a peer group (Becker et al. 1968).
Given established historical patterns, widespread routine reproduction of predicted text-based and instructional effects expressed in a common language and shared frame of reference may lead to significant developments in theory and practice.
In its simplest form, our approach associates what and where information based upon their shared frame of reference.
During the focus group meetings it became clear that even though there was general agreement on topics with relevance to programmes of assessment a shared frame of reference for programmatic assessment was glaringly absent.
Shared frames of reference, a rating scale that precludes large variations in performance scores and the small sample size may have caused the equivalent ratings in both groups.
