These different cultures foster different types of learning.
Many would argue that the emergence of parallel communities owes more to discriminatory housing policies, longstanding patterns of chain migration and white flight than a deliberate decision by government to foster different cultures.
Without a unified opposition, various foreign supporters — Qataris, Saudis, Turks, French, Americans — have fostered different groups, allowing them to survive but without the critical mass needed to create an effective counterweight to the Syrian government.
The researchers will also seek to establish whether different religions foster different levels of co-operation, for what reasons, and whether such co-operation brings collective benefits, both to the religious community and to those outside it.It is an ambitious shopping list.
Both the Harley-Davidson Museum andealershipsps were designed to leverage elements of the Patio (a semiprivate place that facilitates in-depth, meaningful connections) and the Bar (a public space that grants reliable but shallow connections) to foster different types of interpersonal connections.
A common ground between networks is the desire to foster different levels of collaboration, cooperation, and coordination (Himmelman 1996).
They concluded that higher PA is associated with greater expectancy and optimism, in turn, it should foster different behaviors beneficial to performance.
Helen Valier, building on Sturdy's mapping of the local "political economy" of scientific medicine in Sheffield, has begun to suggest how, in Manchester, there were many different ways of fostering many different kinds of scientific medicine in the interwar period.
