Sentence examples for conceptions of service from inspiring English sources
In this study, we analyzed 100 questionnaire responses to determine consumer conceptions of service personnel bowing as a gesture of politeness.
We have designed and implemented a system platform and application prototype running on smart phones to support this novel conception of service provisioning.
Kennedy can be among the most inspiring men in American politics, and in fact had just spoken eloquently on the floor of the Senate about service yet when asked about what influenced his conception of service, he went into a meandering, nearly incomprehensible riff.
"Sacrifice" and valor remain central to American conceptions of military service.
This study is designed to determine the conceptions of pre-service primary school teachers at Muğla University about what qualities a good teacher needs to have.
In contrast, administration of GnRH on Day 23 post-AI increased the days to conception and the number of service per conception (P < 0.01) and tended to decrease the first service conception rate (P < 0.1) in cows that were treated with M1 compared with M2 protocol.
Kroll's conception of public service — or, in another context, the national interest — is too subtle for some observers.
In her anti-Enlightenment philosophy, there can be no conception of public service broadcasting because it is predicated upon the existence of a public – a "we" – who hold values and interests in common.
" There ' s a fear of letting people … take control of their own medication … this is an area we still haven ' t progressed very much from since the conception of the service here".
(HCW1) " There' s a fear of letting people… take control of their own medication… this is an area we still haven' t progressed very much from since the conception of the service here".
