But when the complete journey was framed from intertwined perspectives of the client and all GGRC staffers, it was painfully obvious that there were big opportunities for improvement.
Stigmatization is also defined as an intertwined mix of perspective (perceiver vs. target), identity (group-based vs. personal) and cognitive-affective-behavioral response [ 34].
This article offers a global perspective on the intertwined histories of English and Dutch overseas enterprises in the early seventeenth century.
However, a more standardized approach also has its limitations because it does not allow discussing intertwined issues or considering different perspectives of an interdisciplinary research group in great depth.
From a Namibian perspective, the nature of the closely intertwined Angolan War of Independence, Namibian War of Independence and South African Border War was typically cross-border conflict.
The study findings identify a number of intertwined, multi-level contextual factors that, from the perspective of healthcare providers, must be addressed in order to implement effectively an interactive, computer-assisted HRA with a focus on psychosocial health.
Despite our temporal distance, an examination of the intertwined acoustic phenomena operative to this architectural instrumental experiential puzzle enriches the interdisciplinary research perspective, and substantiates perceptual claims.
To gain perspective, one must assess a complex but incomplete set of intertwined, dynamic factors, which may include antimicrobial drug resistance, climate change, food production practices, global mobility, the route(s) of transmission of the etiologic agents, and ecology of the pathogens.
While KiP is a theory about the structure of human knowledge, SaP is a theoretical perspective about the development of scientific expertise that emphasizes the deeply intertwined nature of conceptual development and the development of epistemic and representational practices.
