Sentence examples for different cultural setting from inspiring English sources
Thus, it is important to carry out a rigorous translation and validation process before an instrument developed in one culture is used in a different cultural setting [ 14, 21- 23].
These differences provide information about how to design instrumentation that is sensitive to cultural differences and which may perform better across different cultural setting.
The Japanese scheme was introduced at a time of relative financial and political stability and in a very different cultural setting.
Ansari explains the appeal of performing here as: "It was just a lot of fun to perform for a different crowd in a different cultural setting".
I think such experience in a completely different cultural setting is quite important.
The following is a guide, with some handy background to help you understand how each of these platforms is used in a different cultural setting.
Furthermore, although the instruments used in this study have been widely used internationally in different cultural settings and the interviewers were familiar with the socio-cultural setting, no formal socio-cultural validation was conducted.
It is possible that the experiences would differ in a different cultural or geographical setting.
You still have Welsh place-names, Nonconformist chapels, the eisteddfodau and other elements of traditional Welsh culture - but all in a very different geographical and cultural setting, and with Spanish now rather than English as the dominant, all-pervasive language and culture.
This will involve developing the tool to ensure it operates consistently in different national and cultural setting, and designing metrics for testing the criterion validity of the safety culture toolkit.
It is also, as St. Paul understood, close to the heart of any text-based religion: Reading the Hebrew Scriptures, written centuries earlier in a strikingly different cultural and political setting, Paul nonetheless felt that "these letters" were written directly to him.
