Sentence examples for centred view from inspiring English sources

We analyze the set of information that would be required for the design, implementation and evaluation of innovation policy if it relied on the capability approach, and how this informational basis would differ from that of the growth centred view.

The discovery of this linkage led to a more T-cell centred view [ 3, 9- 13] because antigen presentation to T lymphocytes is the only known immunological function of MHC class II molecules such as HLA-DR.

12 Biochemical aetiological theories such as the dopamine theory of schizophrenia or psychosis and the monoamine hypothesis of depression seem to support a disease centred view of drug action, although their strongest support remains the presumed specificity of drug treatment.

Such a grand transformation goes beyond a purely technology-centred view of the world or the substitution of one technology by another.

It has sidelined a long-planned joint textbook with the former imperial power, Hungary, and is promoting instead a Slovak-centred view of the country's patchwork past.

Here the Italian "Wu Ming" collective craft a splendidly surprising, Mohawk-centred view of white colonists' rebellion against the "Great English Father", George III.

She is notably relaxed and worldly about the news of Yale's infidelity, especially considering that it means the end of her marriage - and the scene is arguably symptomatic of Woody Allen's lenient, male-centred view of extra-marital affairs.

Unfortunately many academic economists seem to have an alternative, ivory-tower-centred view of the world: "pure" research is more prestigious than applied or policy-relevant research, and research is more important than teaching.

After all, she shares with the church fathers an uncompromisingly God-centred view of the world one that is foreign to most modern Westerners, even those who practise a religion.

It was a publishing sensation that caught a moment when everything was being rethought: while attractive to radicals, who wanted to strip away layers of political and religious authority and liked the notion of unfettered man, it infuriated feminists, who accused it of promoting a male-centred view of human evolution.

He concluded: "It is my hope that the above will result in a more in-depth understanding of the work that the foundation does and the possibilities that it offers for developing a more sustainable and people-centred view of urban planning and design".