The described picture is an unobtainable goal and serves as an orientation for further efforts.
Aside from introducing the most influential positions and philosophers, my primary goal is to illuminate recurring patterns and concerns that can serve as orientation for further reading.
The trigger questions served as orientation for coding, and subthemes were identified in an iterative process, which ensured that themes were comparable across groups.
The lateral line system serves as an orientation device.
Collisions with obstacles have to be avoided and objects that may serve as landmarks for orientation need to be detected.
But the company's current rates at its T-Mobile Germany wireless subsidiary, where mobile phone customers can double their monthly download allowances by purchasing an upgrade for €5, or $6.50, should serve as "an orientation point" for where the landline fees might eventually be set, Mr. Blank said.
Hence, they serve as basic orientation for future development and provide a comprehensive set of evaluation criteria (relating to countries, cities, societal sectors, strategies, and innovations).
The peptide orientation phenomenon was first confirmed with a series of peptide standards designed to serve as orientation probes.
This sobering thought induces the scholars to hold daily seminars devoted to comparisons of American and European life and thought, which will keep their minds from rusting and at the same time serve as an orientation program for those unfamiliar with various lands.
Prospective knowledge of consequences, prognoses of technical progress, expectations and fears, as well as aims are bundled together as 'futures' (e.g. in the form of energy scenarios), which serve to provide orientation today for pending decisions.
They can also be used for intra-country comparisons or serve as preliminary orientation of national decision-makers to set priorities for preventive environmental health action.
