Sentence examples for creation meaning from inspiring English sources
The report predicted service industries, particularly education and healthcare, would continue to drive job creation, meaning "social interaction skills and emotional intelligence will become increasingly important".
The first one is the traditional experience economy being increasingly replaced by the concept of experience co-creation, meaning that consumers are becoming more active in co-creating their experiences.
To ensure that the intervention actually suits the partners' needs and wishes, we used the method of co-creation, meaning that partners of cancer patients were actively involved during the developmental process and that their input was used to shape the content and the design of the intervention (see Table 1).
In this respect, Perniola has an affinity with the French postmodernists, who emphasize functional repetition over the creation of meaning.
Also, Rosencrans estimates, THQ capitalizes 80% of product creation costs (meaning the reckoning for the cost on the income statement is postponed) compared with 35% for sector leader Electronic Arts.
The book addresses the growing scholarly interest in the visual analysis of global protests and social movements as salient sources of sociological data and on the creation of meaning.
From these humble materials she's developed a style rooted in the Structuralist belief that context is the most powerful factor in the creation of meaning.
The students' statements concerning their experience of the mentorship indicated learning and understanding, and also motivation and the creation of meaning.
Five broad categories of cognitive activities were discovered: pattern recognition, uncertainty management, strategic vs. tactical thinking, team coordination and creation of meaning through stories.
The findings suggest that while often overlooked or recognised as a top down endeavour landscape assessments have potential to develop co-creation of meaning.
