In this section, the shift from profit orientation to environment orientation in business literature is questioned.
Since "profit" centrism still exists in business literature and practice, a sharp transition from profit orientation to environment orientation cannot exactly be mentioned.
Existence of a scientific community with university departments, periodicals, and academicians makes it possible to find solutions to contradict between profit and environment orientations and facilitating the adoption of environmental strategies into business decision-making processes.
The improvement of indoor comfort regarding natural lighting levels is nowadays one of the main topics in retrofitting interventions, especially in the case of office buildings environments where orientation, context and functions significantly change in relation to the orientation.
These findings suggest that sufferers' brains may not rely enough on certain types of changing information from the environment for orientation.
Therefore, we propose that in a dynamic and changing environment, entrepreneurial orientation can benefit organizational outcomes.
Of particular interest was how commitment to a Design for the Environment (DfE) orientation influenced the processes undertaken by professionals engaged in the design of interior textile products.
This study examined the processes involved in the design of interior textile products, with emphasis upon processes undertaken by designers' who are committed to a Design for the Environment (DfE) orientation.
In a virtual weightless environment, subjects' orientation skills were studied to examine what kind of cognitive errors people make when they moved through the interior space of virtual space stations and what kind of visual information effectively decreases those errors.
To enable the assessment of dynamic multi-joint stabilization, we recently embarked upon the development of a new observational test set measuring dynamic joint stability as the ability to stabilize body segments in relation to each other and to the environment (postural orientation [ 22]) during weight-bearing movements [ 23].
