Sentence examples for oriented values from inspiring English sources

Our approach has the further advantage of supporting spatially oriented values in molecule models, as well as the detection of multiple positions representing favorable interactions.

Personal values - Conscious embrace of values that promote well-being and growth for the shared human community, rather than exclusionary self-interest oriented values.

Having worked closely with them for years now, I find this report on their outstanding and community oriented values to be absolutely correct.

A study with a Lakota tribe found that collective identity and commitment to traditionally oriented values and healing can transcend trauma [ 57], suggesting that group unity may be an important yet overlooked factor in community health.

Accordingly, this study focuses on the relationship between innovation oriented value chain investments as a tool to sustain firm performance in the long run.

Carbon forestry enables society to buy time for development of low carbon and decarbonisation technologies; while its integration into multifunctional land use offers innovation, employment and new markets, with locally and regionally oriented value chains.

The dictionary reference mechanism (the dictRef attribute) was designed to have a namespace-oriented value; i.e. it has a prefix as well as a local name.

In (C ) vertically oriented p values correspond to fraction of RRP and horizontally oriented p values correspond to peak release rate, Pvr and spontaneous release rate compared to WT rescue.

"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.

The feminine cognitive style is concrete, practical, embodied, emotionally engaged, synthetic, intuitive, qualitative, relational, and oriented toward values of care.

The masculine cognitive style is abstract, theoretical, disembodied, emotionally detached, analytical, deductive, quantitative, atomistic, and oriented toward values of control or domination.