Sentence examples for orientation and value from inspiring English sources

It is also assumed that the distinct value of the HR stock is reinforced by a (strategic) HR system, especially with regard to the organizational level aggregate of individual knowledge accumulation, service orientation and value commitment (Ployhart et al. 2009; Selden 2009: 13 et seq.; Carmeli and Schaubroeck 2005).

Equation 2 defines the gradient orientation and value, G x is the gradient value of x orientation, G y is the gradient value of y orientation, G x,y) represents the gradient value, and α x,y) represents the orientation of the pixel.

Since regional cultural and social differences and age group influence OHRQoL [ 22], the use of validated instruments in different languages and cultural contexts improves the orientation and values reflected by these measurements [ 23].

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Motivational orientations and value orientations according to Parsons.

Sustainable development, social responsibility, corporate governance and transparency: These are the new orientation points, and value creation must be beneficial for all, and not only beneficial for shareholders.

This study draws an attention on the linear effects of market orientation, including customer orientation and customer value creation on the establishment of ambidexterity capability.

Coal becomes more condensed as a result of chemical-induced orientation, and the value of d 002 approaches that of graphite (0.335 nm).

While the previous section establishes logic for all the four constructs, and the clarification on the choice of legal identity, the authors would like to discuss more on the construct of market orientation and social value creation.

Sengupta and Sahay (2017a) suggest, after observing a convergence of concepts in a systematic literature review, that a social enterprise is a hybrid organization that tries to achieve both market orientation and social value creation for a double bottom-line.

Detailed qualitative research would be needed, involving ethnographic observation of the practices of social enterprises and case specific interviews/focus groups with multiple stakeholders, to identify conceptually strong dimensions of market orientation and social value creation.

From this study, it was noted that the influence of the crystal lattice orientation on the measured Yind in Al crystals can be as high as 40%, with the lowest values corresponding to the [1 0 0] (cube) orientation and highest values corresponding to the [1 1 1] orientation.