That is, a meaningful mission that provides a sense of purpose and direction for the business, and aligns its members in the pursuit of a common task.
Interdisciplinarity accepts different specific scientific perspectives in the pursuit of a common task.
Ten minutes and a block-and-a-quarter later, Mr. Gentles had made about 10 hieroglyphic-like notations on his map, in pursuit of his task as a sidewalk inspector for a division of the New York State Trial Lawyers Association.
We are willing to join the Abbott government in any effort, briefings or discussions in pursuit of the task of rebuilding trust within this key relationship".
The pursuit of this task does not require of its proponents to replace traditional epistemology.
The pursuit of the life task is an individual process and relates to personal beliefs and characteristics [ 27].
In "The Runner," a reality-television show that ABC will introduce in September, the central figure will try to cross the country undetected, completing a series of tasks in pursuit of a $1 million prize.
Definition 2 differs in emphasising a better comprehension of the interaction between domains and learning mechanisms, which does not necessarily imply the goal of improved learning systems, but the pursuit of a better understanding of for which tasks individual learners succeed or fail.
He proceeded to move among the grid of bulbs, in angular, precise phrases that showed an urgency in the pursuit of some unknown task, as the whirring continued.
Merleau-Ponty and Sartre, when describing our body's intentional engagement in the world in the pursuit of its tasks, stress that we are unaware of our body as a mere object among objects, rather it is the point from which engagement begins and that which is the source of the 'I can' which founds our relationship to our environment.
