Sentence examples for process orientated from inspiring English sources

It is proposed that much of the criticism of graphical notation is due to the imperative (or process orientated) nature of programming.

Based on an inductive qualitative approach, the narratives are structured in an open coding process orientated toward 'blue' and 'green' space, based on the space and place discourse of Relph (1976).

But it's going to be a culmination of process orientated goals with the ability to course correct when things inevitably go wrong.

However, both Coalter and Levermore warn that evaluation in this field is fraught – most studies are process orientated, looking at outputs not impact, and insecure funding environments creates pressure to demonstrate positive 'outcomes' [ 16, 17].

Their intima consisted of rough layers of endothelial cells lining the vessels interior surface and had fine processes orientated to the lumen of the vessel.

The approval process is orientated along the stepwise reduction of containment which reflects a precautionary approach towards the risks of genetically modified organism release.

In the daily activity the decision-making process is orientated by the President (a woman) and the General Director (a man).

Biopsies were fixed in neutral buffered formalin, processed and carefully orientated and embedded in paraffin wax.

During chronic diseases, reactive astrocytes are evenly distributed and have randomly orientated processes, a reversible phenomenon called isomorphic gliosis.

This may reflect the current lack of regulatory and financial requirements to carry out such evaluation, a limitation of the current development and planning processes, which are much more orientated to appraisal processes, often conducted by external consultants on a short term contract basis, who have no ongoing input at the implementation stage of the development.

Richard Jeffrey, the chief investment officer of Cazenove Capital Management, says: "Regulation should be much less orientated towards process and much more focused on principles and outcomes.