In the given example, a cycle would be formed between nodes C and D as they are aligned in opposite orientation to A and B. This is circumvented by keeping the edge orientation of one graph (G1) for the reverse alignment.
Earlier elaboration on the concept of aspiration can however be found in Lewin's field theory, as a starting point of a tradition in social psychology that has referred to aspiration as "the cognitive orientational aspect of goal-directed behaviour" – or more simply, as "ego's own orientation to a goal" (Haller, 1968, p. 484).
Washington State lawmakers passed a gay rights bill yesterday that adds sexual orientation to a state law banning discrimination in housing, employment and insurance.
At the time, Thiel had only disclosed his sexual orientation to a small group of friends and had tried to stop Gawker from publishing it.
In the 1980's, he helped lead the opposition to General Pinochet and move the Socialist Party from its Marxist orientation to a more democratic direction.
Influenced by the poets Guido Gozzano and Eugenio Montale, his work evolved, particularly after World War II, from a private, interior orientation to a more concrete exploration of life.
With The New Yorker May 16, 2016 If you could identify a piece of genetic code in a living embryo — one that could affect anything from gender and sexual orientation to a predisposition to mental illness — would you do anything to change that embryo's development?
Hanks had telephoned Farnsworth a few days previously to ask permission for a name-check, and although it isn't clear if Hanks told him exactly what he was going to say, Farnsworth had already spoken about his sexual orientation to a San Francisco Chronicle reporter who was preparing a feature on Hanks.
The emphasis of CSR theories has shifted away from an ethics orientation to a performance orientation.
Motivations for owning rural land are shifting from an agricultural-production orientation to a preference for natural and cultural amenities.
Upon Natorp's death the following summer,[4] Heidegger assumed his chair, thus bringing the department's Kantian orientation to a decisive close.
