Sentence examples for oriented issues from inspiring English sources

These complexity oriented issues make the human interaction with mobiquitous services more crucial and more challenging as compared with the classical human computer interaction.

The case study is motivated by a realistic application of a two tank problem, addressing some fundamental control oriented issues such as physical plant identification, transformation from discrete-time to continuous-time, and controller design.

I am very glad to see that the performance oriented issues have been adequately analysed and presented.

13 The change strategy focused on structure of care (redesign of the patient flow process), as well as on provider oriented issues (building of a new clinical multidisciplinary team; formal integration of services; improvement of staff satisfaction).

Globalization, hastened by World Wars I and II, first added a society-ordered perspective to the child oriented vs. subject oriented issue, and then a reconceptualist perspective to whose interests were being served by increasing attention among nations to the role of schooling in their economic development.

Since the campaigning was not oriented toward issues, the great families were able to maintain their superiority over the centuries by their inherited resources: their famous names, their wealth, and their clienteles of voters.

It is also true that vertically oriented single-issue initiatives are more often part of the problem rather than the solution.

Most issues since have been similarly issue oriented.

Mr. Jakubowski, Mr. Graff and others achieved similar successes in office and all said they have tried to push youth-oriented issues, though none is able to point to a specific age-related issue around which young government in Connecticut might rally.

"Nachum has a committed audience, more oriented to the issues I discuss.

Under Sadat and Nasser, the Islamists were oriented toward moral issues in Egypt.