Sentence examples for attitude transition from inspiring English sources

This paper investigates the problem of chaotic dynamics in attitude transition maneuvers.

No transition-readiness assessment tool was developed, and instead, item specific scores were compared to each participant's self-assessment of transition-readiness. Eleven variables significantly contributed to transition-readiness, including demographic factors (age, gender, ethnicity), attitude towards transition, impact of the disease, and health care self-efficacy.

Attitudes toward transitions in educational, social and sexual attitudes inform Mr. Giardina's new play, which is culled from his own experience teaching literature at a prestigious Eastern women's college.

In 1947, revisions of code provisions dealing with family law and succession, which had reflected traditional Japanese attitudes, completed the transition of Japanese civil law to the continental European family of laws.

The 1947 revisions of the code provisions dealing with relatives and succession, which had reflected traditional Japanese attitudes, completed the transition of Japanese civil law to the continental European family of laws.

Consequently, in these societies the menopause signals age progression and loss of youth combined with loss of sexual attractiveness and can lead to negative attitudes towards the transition [ 36, 38, 45, 46].

Endurance lets you look beyond out-of-character behavior, difficult attitudes and challenging transition periods.

We test an acceptance model which includes the following main predictors: attitudes towards the risks of the energy transition and attitudes towards the technology options such as wind power, photovoltaic systems or transmission lines.

This all-or-nothing attitude has survived the transition to democracy and now, in the shape of a collision between an unbending Mariano Rajoy, the Spanish prime minister, and Artur Mas, the determined president of the Catalan government, could undermine the Spanish state at a time when the last thing Europe needs is another major country threatening to break up.

On the one hand, individual resources such as self-efficacy, self-esteem and a positive attitude towards life shape transition processes (see e.g., Rüfenacht and Neuenschwander [2013]; Neuenschwander [2012]; Neuenschwander and Kracke [2011]; Gerber-Schenk et al. [2010]).

A supportive network has similarly been shown to relate to a positive attitude toward the menopausal transition (Rice 2005).