Sentence examples for oriented largely from inspiring English sources

As Honey et al. (2014) pointed out, the potential for STEM integration in advancing mathematics learning is less apparent than for science; even engineering-based problems tend to be oriented largely towards the science strand at the expense of mathematics (Honey et al. 2014; Walkington et al. 2014).

At E12.5, the position of the Golgi apparatus of Lrp12/Mig13a-positive Lrp12/Mig13a-positivergely parallel to the pial surfacellsig. 7 a, d ).

A more promising approach is one in which teachers professionally learn in their workplaces, where their learning is defined as an active, constructive process that is mostly problem oriented, largely grounded in social interaction, and takes place during adulthood (Jarvis, 1987; Marsick and Watkins, 1990; Smylie, 1995).

(The Tanager gallery, hospitable to overlapping circles of abstract and figurative painters, lasted ten years; the similarly oriented Hansa, largely showing former students of Hans Hofmann, made it to seven).

And its marketing efforts have largely been oriented toward large advertisers in the United States, with few sales to smaller businesses and only about one-fifth of its ad revenue coming from overseas, Ms. Williamson said.

"New technologies are largely oriented to people under the age of 50," Mr. Dychtwald said.

In Buenos Aires, as Tye recounts, the 1994 bombing of a Jewish center, which killed 86 people and wounded 236, jarred a docile community into greater activism and visibility as Jews, largely oriented around innovative, iconoclastic synagogues.

Hong Kong SAR, the Kyrgyz Republic, Mongolia and Uzbekistan appear to be largely oriented towards the provision of preschooling, for example.

The surviving industries are realistically competitive and largely oriented toward the manufacturing of the natural resources with which the country is abundantly endowed (see Brambilla et al. in this volume).

The philosophical literature was largely oriented towards unembedded presupposition triggers and triggers under negation, but as we have already mentioned, Morgan (1969) and Langendoen and Savin (1971) generalized the issue by considering arbitrary embeddings.

Interestingly, the spatial feature map that is associated with IC1 shows that BFO domains whose piezoresponse is modulated with a longer period are largely oriented parallel to the miscut direction [110].