"Accordingly, if it is to express the character of history as a theoretical science, the procedure that we speak of as oriented to values is to be most sharply separated from one that posits values.
Cultural circles remained strongly oriented to aristocratic values and the past.
The classics of economic theory apply an objective, cardinal term for value which is oriented to the recognized value of a commodity for the satisfaction of specific needs, like the caloric value of coal or the highest permitted speed of a car.
A person whose behavior is oriented to a higher value, but who does not simultaneously respect the values that support it, is structurally discordant.
And the cultural norms inside a large company are too financially oriented to grasp the value of working with startups.
The f L 200) varies from 1 for perfectly {001} oriented to a low value greater than 0, corresponding to a randomly oriented sample (powder pattern) [11].
His view is ambitious and the implication clear: we need to question our values: "If you activate values oriented to financial success, power and achievement, you elicit behaviour in keeping with those values.
He got his data from the Plexus Group, a consulting firm based in Los Angeles, which also classified these managers into three categories: momentum, value and a hybrid group that was not particularly oriented to either momentum or value.
This work proposes a novel and accurate measurement instrument for a wide range of resistance values oriented to portable applications, i.e. low power and low supply voltage (5 V) for battery operated equipment, with a small circuit design including analog sensing, digital interface (data reading and control) using a microcontroller and external communication.
Moreover, neurons in the parietal cortex that mediate attention encode the value of orienting to social and reproductive stimuli, enhancing the likelihood of looking at salient social cues [29].
