Sentence examples for and attitude in a from inspiring English sources

Potrykus constructs Marty as an Emma Bovary in thrall to horror movies and headbanger rock, a raging king of anomie and attitude in a suburban, futureless wasteland.

The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of an Online Learning Community OLCC) on active and reflective learners' learning performance and attitude in a face-to-face undergraduate digital design course.

The INS, using low-cost micro-electro-mechanical-system-based inertial measurement units, provides position, velocity and attitude in a dead-reckoning fashion, and is aided by a horizontal position reference, the VVR, and a compass to prevent the estimates from drifting.

6. Le'Ron McClain (KC, 27) One of the best lead-blocking fullbacks in the game – and one of the few players who can actually instill true toughness and attitude in an organization.

This contribution presents a GNSS carrier phase-based attitude determination method that determines the integer ambiguities and attitude in an integral manner, thereby fully exploiting the known body geometry of the multi-antennae configuration.

Thrift stores here have become impromptu laboratories of the changing mores and attitudes in a country adjusting to newfound wealth.

In this instance it is a tour of characters and attitudes in a Mexican literary scene that is a fools' carnival of futility; one that Bolaño uses to suggest a more general futility of such scenes in Latin America and beyond.

No study has considered the impact of the three most commonly studied individual differences – cognitive style, domain knowledge and computer experience – on learning performance, disorientation and attitudes in a HLS incorporating a full range of visual instructional aids.

A new philosophy of history will take the measure of synchronous historical writing; historical writing that conveys a changing set of economic or structural circumstances; writing that observes the changing characteristics of a set of institutions; writing that records and analyzes a changing set of beliefs and attitudes in a population; and many other varieties as well.

A number of studies, mainly from the field of psychology, have argued that the act of migrating might be affected the willingness to adapt to the values and attitudes in a new country (Berry, Kim, Minde, & Mok, 1987; Berry, 1997, 2001; Birman & Trickett, 2001; Boneva & Frieze, 2001; Main, 2014; Polek, Van Oudenhoven, & Berge, 2011).

This could be explained by the gap between beliefs and attitudes in a real practice setting.