"Team diversity in background, education and demographics is helpful and necessary, but when it comes to beliefs and attitudes, alignment is a key success factor resulting in 5x more annual revenue as opposed to companies that are not aligned.
Uncertainties in the spacecraft attitude, the alignment of the instruments, and the like are also problematic.
Undergraduate nursing programmes are responsible for providing teaching and learning that develops students' knowledge, skills and attitudes in alignment with contemporary nursing standards and healthcare demands.
The pairing of Mr. Allen with Keith Urban on Wednesday night didn't make sense from a genre perspective, but their attitudes were in alignment: neither one's singing could hurt a fly.
And to solve the second problem, Multi-tasking method combined with Real Time Multi-tasking Operating System (RTOS) is used to trace the change of body frame and update the body frame of attitude matrix when the alignment is finished.
The intervention materials impacted not only knowledge but also alignment of attitudes with decisions.
In the intervention group, 53% of the decisions about intentions to take chemoprevention were informed, in that participants had both sufficient knowledge and alignment of attitudes and intentions (Table 3).
Participants in the intervention group most often showed alignment between attitudes and decisions (68% intervention, 55% standard control, 54% three-month control), X(2) = 9.85, P = 0.007 (data not shown).
At post-test, participants in the intervention group were not more likely to demonstrate alignment of attitudes and intentions than those in the standard control group, X(1) = 0.077, P = 0.78 (data not shown).
More important, there's the philosophical alignment: a shared attitude that prizes freedom and scoffs at rules, for which the road-worn renegade provides the ultimate symbol.
