Sentence examples for dimension focused on from inspiring English sources
Finally, there is the northern European dimension, focused on the connection between Scotland and the Nordic social democratic countries, many of whose characteristics we share.
Such reprisals could have an ethnic dimension, focusing on Tuaregs, Arabs and other groups seen as sympathetic to the Islamic rebels.
With the opening of Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana in Fairfield last year, the discussion has taken on a fresh dimension, focusing on whether the pizzas served at this new location measure up to those made at the original Pepe's.
This dimension focuses on the language that is spoken the most in a site's location.
Moral and ethics, the third most explanatory dimension, focuses on leaders' values, their beliefs, and moral standards.
This dimension focuses on the competitive advantage created or captured by a CSR initiative (Santos, 2012) as opposed to creating a collective good that anyone in the industry can use (Porter, 1985; Rumelt, 1980).
The affective dimension focuses on the influence of context on the learner's willingness to invest effort in (motivation for) the learning task.
Accordingly, the reliability/responsiveness dimension, focusing on the process of care, still requires more attention to meet the patients' expectations regarding this aspect of quality.
Croon and Langius [ 26] demonstrated that these two dimensions are also explicitly perceived by claimants, who distinguish (1) a dimension focussing on the actual provision of information to them during the communication; and (2) a dimension focussing on the inter-personal communication and negotiation during the assessment interview.
Superdiversity comprises a quantitative dimension in terms of the increase in arrival of migrants from a wider range of ethnicities and/or countries of origin and a qualitative dimension focusing on intra- and inter-group diversity.
