Sentence examples for practitioner viewpoints from inspiring English sources
This diversity is built upon disparate university locations of TIM programs; TIM's emerging nature, its wide appeal as well as unique researcher and practitioner viewpoints.
The issues associated with agreement making and implementation that arise in this context are addressed here as seen from Aboriginal and practitioner viewpoints.
From a practitioner viewpoint, there are now better systems for data management, tracking, devolving individualized programmes of study and for holding staff and learners to account.
As a means of engendering effective waste management policies, this study explores industry practitioners' viewpoints on effective policies for minimising waste landfilled by the UK construction industry.
The main goal of the present study is to get a better understanding of practitioners' viewpoints on the notion of UX and to analyze potential evolutions over time in the understanding and practical use of the concept.
Three focus groups will be conducted to allow an understanding of how the ICP works and therefore lead to a model that will represent the real-world ICP from practitioners' viewpoints.
The first step of the SoftCoDeR consists of Understanding Practices (1) from the practitioners-viewpoint, aiming to identify the needs for new solutions or improvements that should be aligned to the interests of Industry (A).
Also, the convergence concern is addressed from a practitioner's viewpoint.
To do this, we focused on primary and grey literature (available in literature databases (i.e., PubMed, Web of KnowledgeSM) as well as the internet search engine Google) presenting academic, health practitioner and First Nations viewpoints on these topics.
Our review was not conducted as a formal systematic comprehensive review; rather, we focused on primary and grey literature presenting academic, health practitioner and First Nations viewpoints on the topic available from literature databases (i.e., PubMed, Web of KnowledgeSM) as well as the internet search engine Google.
In my own novels, I often rendered those practitioners from the viewpoints of lesser figures — not Joe McCarthy but a young Senate staffer — until I went "inside" Richard Nixon for a novel about the Watergate years.
