Thus, medical students who wish to conduct research activities during their undergraduate course need to find professors that are willing and available to orient their projects.
But the company has shown that it's willing to re-orient itself following the IPO, including making some changes in the executive ranks and some organizational changes.
In Experiment 2, we assessed how much participants (n = 301) would be willing to pay for stimuli oriented in a more versus less preferred orientation.
Contrast that with what money managers, brokers and financial planners have to say about women: that when it comes to the market, they are more cautious, more long-term oriented, more willing to couple their own research with expert opinion and less apt to panic.
We have no way of knowing the cause, but we might hypothesize this is due to the fact that women are more relationship oriented, more willing to ask for help, more concerned with balancing home and work, and/or tend to work on a very practical level.
A longer lifespan will make people wiser, more future oriented, and less willing to take foolish risks in the present.
Wilson & Sperber (2004: 612) later add that an optimally relevant stimulus must be the most relevant one the speaker is willing to contribute, a requirement that will often clash with the audience oriented requirement.
There may be a Russian oligarch willing to pay more, and that is what Orient-Express will argue.
If vintage music ensures high ratings, programmers will play ever fewer new songs and be less willing to take risks, just as they did at album-oriented rock stations in the late 70's, he said.
He had come close to signing for Queens Park Rangers, but was not willing to move to London following his experience with Orient.
