Sentence examples for personal frame of reference from inspiring English sources
The incorporation of peer feedback requires changing our personal frame of reference.
Intermountain recognized up front that everyone receives new information with a personal frame of reference, and then built a culture of engagement into its analytics work.
A collection covering about three decades and divided into sections on India, Africa and America, by the Nobel Prize winner whose perpetual personal frame of reference and utter fearlessness about giving offense season his habitual gloom.
They acknowledged that their personal frame of reference affected their clinical interactions, but was also modified by their clinical experience.
Factors influencing students' confidence in detecting abnormalities during physical examination are already mentioned above, namely the opportunity to build a personal frame of reference or archive and direct feedback when there is uncertainty.
The other constant is their overtly personal frame-of-reference, which enables Naipual to describe the visceral reality of a situation / how it feels and sounds to someone with raw nerves and a fastidious eye (he has a horror of dirt and fatness, a fear of crowds and lassitude ) -- rather than confining him to the sort of journalistic perspective which is ostensibly free of bias.
"You have got a very different set of personal frames of reference in the senior team than you had a short-time ago".
People's evaluation of life is shaped by their objective living conditions and by their personal characteristics, frame of reference, cultural environment, and many others (Lin et al. 1987; Lu and Wei 1992).
"That's their frame-of-reference.
Keeping track of the barriers (legal, political, administrative, professional, communication, personal or resources) as a frame of reference, would help identify tools, guides and strategies to avoid or deal with them before they became a fatal flaw in the patient engagement initiative or process.
The use of a team frame of reference, not a personal one, colors most of Manning's speech.
