In the 1980s, Pathways to Housing in New York City introduced a consumer choice-oriented variant of Housing First, in which clients are offered their choice of subsidised scattered-site apartments (as opposed to one-size-fits-all congregate housing).
Basically, our choice was oriented toward the points characterized by high value of local gradients.
This, he further describes as "one of the inescapable limitations of human beings" (6:7n) and when we choose, we inevitably have some expectation, some intended results towards which the choice is oriented.
As no spatial correlation is seen, the choice is oriented to the constant variogram model (pure nugget).
"It is here that the new information-age economy positioned itself, and where maturing baby boom housing choices are oriented," the researchers wrote.
This observation contrasts with the dynamics of GSC offspring fate choices, where oriented divisions and mother centromere retention determine which cells remain as stem cells and which are thrust out of the niche to differentiate (Yamashita et al, 2003, 2007; Sheng & Matunis, 2011).
After his death, it became abundantly clear that the choice between orienting the Turkish economy east or west was no kind of choice at all.
His opposition to the radical politics associated with the animism of the alternative hylozoic theory informed not only his choice of orienting metaphysics but also the emerging norms of experimental, methodological practice for example, norms of simplicity in terms of which his theory was assessed and debated.
This is followed by an outline of South African evidence on mathematics teaching and learning related to mathematical practices that led to the choice to orient our primary mathematics knowledge for teaching course in particular ways.
The translation itself is no haphazard summary in length it differs only slightly from the Greek but a deliberate practically oriented choice.
