Sentence examples for time orientations from inspiring English sources

While Browaeys and Price explicitly quote Hall and Hall's (1990) time orientations, the definition is very similar to that of Kluckholn and Strodtbeck (1961) time orientation.

Note that orientation remains polarized until 30 hAPF, at which time orientations become randomized.

We also experienced such tensions and ethical challenges during our own fieldwork, with respect to our own differential time orientations and schedules from our participants.

She describes the conflicting nature of her own culture-specific time orientations – as a researcher and member of the dominant culture of the United States of America (USA) – with those of her Bosnian participants, and the resultant tensions arising during her fieldwork: Under capitalism, time is viewed as a commodity – time is money and should not be wasted.

Hence, although in this paper we focus our discussion on the conflicting (and hence more challenging) time orientations of the majority of our participants with respect to our own fieldwork objectives and time schedules, it is important to note here also that there existed some diversity among our participants in this regard along the lines of gender, age, social class and occupation.

It is temporally orientable, and a time orientation has been singled out the shading in the figure indicates the future lobes of the light cones.

Time orientation (past, present and future),   6.

Time orientation can influence health-related behaviors, including food consumption.

Time orientation influenced participants' choices of cookies labels; particularly the importance attached to type of cookie.

In addition, nutritional warnings discouraged choice regardless of participants' time orientation.

If the covering spacetime is connected, there exist smooth transitions from one time orientation to the other and vice versa.