Sentence examples for interdependent perspectives from inspiring English sources

At the post-war Tavistock Institute of Human Relations, they developed a pioneering mode of relating theory and practice, called in these volumes "The Social Engagement of Social Science". Previous volumes presented two of three interdependent perspectives: the socio-psychological (Volume I, 1990) and the socio-technical (Volume II, 1993).

Interaction, as conceptualized in ECD, can be said to embrace an interdependent perspective.

A place-centered DRR begins with an assessment of person environment relations from an interdependent perspective.

Only in appreciating an interdependent, whole-person perspective, however, can we act decisively, proactively, and appropriately to serve their well-being.

From a theoretical perspective, however, interdependent interactions between carrier, chelator and metal ion in a ternary complex can be designed into MSVs to augment significantly their metal ion selectivity.

A mentality based on a realization that all lives on this planet are interconnected and interdependent; a realization and perspective that fuels actions with compassion and empathy.

From the epidemiologic perspective, this interdependent type is intuitively synergistic.

This puts pressure on a notoriously fraught relationship: improving coordination between sales and marketing, two functions that are increasingly interdependent but different in their perspectives and procedures.

This paper challenges the normative view of interdependent buyer-seller relationships and provides a more holistic perspective of the contextual reality that shapes buyer behaviour.

For whatever reason, this serves to ground me and helps me put into perspective how vastly interdependent and connected we are.

In the perspective of an interdependent ward culture, the doctors' knowledge and professional responsibility are valuable contributions.