Sentence examples for oriented view from inspiring English sources

The graph oriented view of abstraction suggests two new families of abstraction techniques, algebraic abstraction and STAR abstraction.

The service oriented view of organizations recognizes the need to accommodate the changing reality of organizational dynamics.

A subtle approach to the human condition with a more domestically oriented view attracts far less notice than books with grand ambitions writ large, but they are no less deserving of appreciation and understanding.

This treatise introduces several new concepts and presents a systematic, critical, integrative, and chemically oriented view.

Specialists in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (I am one of them) might be considered biased towards a medically oriented view of disability.

PCPs acknowledged that care providers often hold a 'service oriented' view, using prescribed strategies that are not necessarily appropriate for Aboriginal people and that may result in conflict and dissonance.

It is also a global 'functional' or 'goal-oriented' view (useful for Long-Term Care) versus a 'disease' centered point of view (useful for acute care).

Throughout his career, Moonves has always subscribed to a sports-inspired, team-oriented view of the world.

Matt's unhappy that when newspapers moved to the web, they continued to mirror the edition-oriented view of the news.

No sane person proposes or has ever proposed an entirely utilitarian, production-oriented view of human purpose.

In Latin America a Marxist-oriented view called dependency theory was popular from the 1960s to the '80s.