Sentence examples for orientations that we from inspiring English sources

In the present study we measured urban residents' (Trondheim, Norway) recreational preferences for urban park landscapes varying in vegetation density, and aimed at an identification of background variables and environmental value orientations that we hypothesised to influence such preferences.

By 15 min, these crystal assemblies are largely complete and exhibit the familiar three-dimensional surface topographies, gaps, and crystal orientations that we observed at 1 h.

Lowe used eight orientations in the orientation histogram; we use only four orientations that reduce the size of the descriptor fourfold.

We therefore considered implant orientations that are not neutral to be a measure of the inability of TSA to correct glenoid orientation.

After constructing this map, by means of a Gaussian, we choose a range of orientations that is excited.

The process is epigenetic in that the earlier orientations "model" the orientations that follow them.

There are combinations of target and distractor orientations that do not permit parallel search (Wolfe, 1994).

Interestingly, adaptation was even present for the orientations that were not explicitly reported.

In other words, it's not by eliminating satire, but by changing our own orientation, that we will solve this problem.

Others rely on claims regarding "procreational responsibility" that the Department has disavowed already in litigation as unreasonable, or claims regarding the immutability of sexual orientation that we do not believe can be reconciled with more recent social science understandings.

The two poles of methodological orientation that we have used to categorise the majority of methodologies are useful in the sense that they provide a very general way of thinking about how a normative conclusion can be reached.