Sentence examples for quality oriented from inspiring English sources

Boutique hotels, he said, "incorporate a restaurant that is more quality oriented and with an ethnic spin".

"They are very food conscious and quality oriented," said Josh Morgenthau, who owns Fishkill Farms in East Fishkill, N.Y., (with his father, the former Manhattan district attorney, Robert M. Morgenthau) and sets up a stand every Sunday.

This paper presents the quality oriented cutting edge preparation via abrasive brushing.

Finally, a market segmentation condition in which customers are divided into two categories of quality oriented and price oriented is considered; then, the threshold of the percentage of potential quality oriented customers is determined.

However, it is certainly necessary for urban design to have a design quality oriented to the physical and emotional reconnection with nature, its patterns and its processes.

This paper proposes a Preparation Decision Design Assessment (PDDA) process that focuses on quality oriented development, as a cyclical process to develop the architecture.

After conducting the Varimax rotation and by 3 times of resuming, the results of the analysis of the principal components separated 5 factors from each other which were entitled as Establishment of Comprehensive Quality-oriented Strategy, Knowledge-Based Continuous Improvement, Benchmarking of Instructors, Development of Self-Evaluation and Participatory Development.

Support for using computers to generate point of care prompts to improve quality-oriented processes of care was high in our sample, but may be contingent on patients feeling familiar with their personal medical history.

This study provides a starting point to apply more diverse performance and quality-oriented indicators for finishing processes.

"We're service- and quality-oriented," he said.

The store, Mr. Meredith said, "gives smaller, quality-oriented wineries an opportunity to connect directly with the public, and it gives consumers a place to sample and purchase wines that might otherwise be difficult to find".