Sentence examples for perceived alignment from inspiring English sources

Zollo and Singh (2004) assessed via surveys the perceived alignment and centralization of systems, procedures, and products in their sample of US banks.

Participants' attitudes reflected their recognition (or rejection) of specific purposes, the briefings' perceived effectiveness in serving these purposes, and the briefings' perceived alignment (or conflict) with other priorities.

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See Figure  1 N/HMPs perceived alignment with NZ national health goals.

For each of the six sub-scales, the AWS measure defines congruence as a high score (greater than 3.00), indicating a higher degree of perceived alignment between the workplace and the respondent's preferences.

Thus far, we have considered changes in perceived temporal alignment (PSS), as opposed to the sensitivity to changes in relative temporal position.

Functional assignments for short-read metagenomic data pose a significant computational challenge due to perceived unpredictability of alignment behavior and the inability to infer useful functional information from translated protein-fragments/peptides.

These models focus on different components (i.e. concepts/aspects of alignment) and emphasize different perspectives of the alignment (i.e. how alignment is perceived by practitioners).

Many potential acquisitions don't consummate because the perceived cultural fit and/or alignment on the future vision doesn't completely align.

The current alignment is perceived to be unfair to five clubs: Dallas, Minnesota, Columbus, Detroit and Winnipeg.

When the driver is correctly calibrated, his perceived abilities are in alignment with his actual abilities and his driving self-regulation is adapted to his abilities.