Sentence examples for traditional orientations from inspiring English sources

The period since 1945, though officially designated one of "Socialist transformation," has seen but little change in writers' traditional orientations and preoccupations.

These two traditional orientations were developed over a decade ago before the emergence of globalization without much emphasize on international contexts, with few notable exceptions (e.g., Knight and Cavusgil, 2004; Knight and Kim, 2009; Zhou et al. 2010).

"Mr. Medvedev and I are people of a traditional orientation," Mr. Putin said.

Sometimes evidence of a traditional orientation of the corpse in the grave can be distinguished, which may relate to the direction in which the land of the dead was thought to lie.

After the 2001 attacks, Robert S. Mueller III, the F.B.I. director, put in motion a series of steps that he said were intended to shift the bureau's focus to the prevention of terrorism and away from its traditional orientation on arrests and convictions.

On the other end of the political spectrum there is a traditional orientation toward horizontal equity (concern for the principles of allocation of resources and responsibility - user pays principle- or - polluter pays principle-) stressing that costs should be born to a larger extent by the users.

Thus, we applied advanced radio telemetry methods to efficiently track the movements of departing birds after the displacement to the Faroe Islands and combined this with the more traditional orientation cage studies.

In our approach the traditional orientation of prey and bait is reversed, complex cDNA prey libraries are screened, and a robust scoring system to eliminate non-specific binders is employed.

Below, we describe the cerebral cortex from photographs of a standard dorsal view (Fig. 1), right and left lateral views with the frontal lobes rotated ∼45° toward the viewer (Fig. 2), right and left lateral views in a traditional orientation (Fig. 3), and right and left lateral views with the frontal lobes rotated ∼45° away from the viewer (Fig. 4).

The aim of this strategy was to avoid the bias of a standard response that met the traditional orientation of brushing one's teeth three times a day, and it may have contributed to an increase in the reliability of the data.

"I can go on [the Deti-404 site] and see that there are other teens with non-traditional orientations and people who wish me happiness and don't hate me," Lena said.