Sentence examples for experience-oriented from inspiring English sources

While Glimcher malls initially consisted of apparel stores and a food court, Mr. Glimcher said, now service- or experience-oriented stores represent 20 percent of the company's portfolio, and that percentage is increasing.

It may have been that the rather sophisticated spirit of Neoplatonism prevailing in the Florence of the Medici went against the grain of Leonardo's experience-oriented mind and that the more strict, academic atmosphere of Milan attracted him.

Moreover, students' sustained attention fully mediates effect of in-class texting on experience-oriented learning.

It's different with these more experience-oriented clients that Bloomspot deals with.

The findings has shown significant differences in metal flow between PHTS and SCM435, which is due to the difference in strain-hardening capabilities, indicating that experience-oriented design rules for common commercial materials may lead to failures in process design if the new material PHTS is used without considering its plastic deformation behavior.

Even the big stores are trying to be much more experience-oriented.

Benjamin suggests that the "great transformation and correction which must be performed upon the concept of experience, oriented so one-sidedly along mathematical-mechanical lines, can be attained only by relating knowledge to language, as was attempted by Hamann during Kant's lifetime" (SW 1, 107 8).

(Although it is also possible that since the total yearlong curriculum was filled with inquiry-oriented experiences that the effect of the single lab experience on the CLASS was lessened).

After its experiments with #Music, Twitter is on the verge of serving up a new television-oriented experience to users of its core apps.

You'll see some interesting, data-oriented experiences coming out sooner versus later".

"We have been highly impressed with their deep restaurant experience, their operation-oriented approach, and their capabilities in Japan.