Sentence examples for an extended perspective from inspiring English sources

We included their aggregate adoption rates in our graphical analysis in order to present an extended perspective of diffusion.

In accordance with Raundalen (2007) and Wekerle (2013), an extended perspective is required on "childhood as having its own value and its own rights", which means to realize that to ask for assistance to change violence is not exclusively for the benefit of the adults, but as an imperative and a need for the child itself.

Since exclusively physical learning factories provide a realistic learning experience on a low level – including product, machine and process view – new paradigms require an extended system perspective.

Palestine is the only region for which an extended local perspective of the persecution exists, in the form of Eusebius's Martyrs of Palestine.

Based on this extended perspective, we address in this paper how support technologies (should) impact the coordination of work across multiple agents, controlling a dynamic domain with multiple, interacting processes.

Exploring the ideas of Karl Weick in the context of educational organizations: Extended perspectives on leading, organizing, and organizational learning.

Using an extended message framing perspective, we propose that messages about consumers' traditional action (searching) increase usage intentions more than messages about the new action (IDA use).

Using an Extended Platform Logic Perspective, we note differences and similarities between the firms, with respect to IT capabilities, relational and integration mechanisms, measures of success, and relationships with the business units.

The adoption of an extended catchment-scale perspective has the advantage that it is easier to identify and take into account the interdependence that exists between the socioeconomic impacts of water resource functions.

However, even such an extended dose-effect perspective that includes secondary adversities as moderators neglects potential protective factors that have been emphasized in a risk-and-resilience perspective [ 24– 26].

No prominent politician will say it publicly, but from an energy perspective an extended period of higher fuel prices might well be just what the country needs.