Sentence examples for oriented to work from inspiring English sources
The strategy is fully oriented to work efficiently with unstructured meshes which are widely used in many fields of Engineering.
Ken Finger and former Integrative Biology grad student Jack Scully spent a week at John Smol's Paleoecological Environmental Assessment and Research Laboratory (PEARL) at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, getting oriented to work on the diatoms from cores taken in Clear Lake, California.
A novel method for person identification based on soft-biometrics and oriented to work in real video surveillance environments is proposed in this paper.
The online therapeutic modules are oriented to work on different psychological techniques and the duration of each module will be approximately 60 minutes.
The therapeutic modules are oriented to work on different psychological techniques which will allow the individual to learn and practice adaptive ways to cope with depression and daily problems.
While some people see work in their lives as solely a source of income or status, less than three in ten are oriented to see work as primarily about purpose: personal fulfillment and helping other people.
The transition from document oriented to model oriented work makes it possible for the references between process and building model to be realized through a document linkage.
At Essex I had a chance to take a course in functional semantics with Halliday, which oriented us to work by Malinowki and Firth, the Prague School and Labov.
"Women are fundamentally [supposed to be] oriented to the family not to work," Robin Ely, a professor at Harvard Business School, who studies gender expectations at work, explained to HuffPost a few months ago.
"Most of what the police do is much more oriented to doing social work than law enforcement," Terrill says of American cops generally.
Our guiding idea thus presents person-centered care as (in part) oriented to ensure that services work well for individuals; it encourages considerations of person-specific appropriateness and not just of generally demonstrated effectiveness.
