In Key of Conflict: Dynamic of the Regional Work Industry in Mendoza, Argentina by Eliana Celeste Canafoglia

“…During this period, labor conflicts intensified: from complaints mainly oriented towards salary improvements and the ratification of collective work agreements to struggles for job sources, late payments and the firing of workers. …”
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Value of the peripheral blood smear as a diagnostic guide in hemolytic anemia by Nelson Rafael Terry Leonard, Carlos A. Mendoza Hernández

“…The group of clinical manifestations derived from this hemolysis is known as hemolytic syndrome, in which the results of the peripheral lamina vary according to the cause of the hemolysis, reason why this examination constitutes a valuable orientation. This bibliographical review addresses the results of the peripheral blood smear study in different causes of hemolytic anemia and describes the morphological and semi-quantitative alterations of peripheral blood cells with the aim of providing a guideline that suggests an early diagnosis due to the seriousness of some conditions of hemolytic syndrome.…”
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Institutional Environment of Education and Competitiveness of Educational Services of Russian Universities by E. V. Muravjova, S. L. Sazanova

“…The authors analyzed the nature and content of the competitive educational services offered criteria for the competitiveness of educational institutions in terms of the value-oriented approach. The authors examined the effect of the institutional environment of education at institute of education and justify the link between the institutional environment of education and competitiveness of educational institutions and educational services. …”
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Reporting Systems in Public Administration: The New Approach for Austrian Universities by Michaela Schaffhauser-Linzatti

“…Together with the reorganisation of public administration, reporting on public performances is steadily becoming more transparency and process efficiency orientated. Various levels of reporting are being acquired, depending on the stakeholders concerned, comprising internal, inter-bureaucratic, and external information systems. …”
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»Lost« »Beyond« »Improvisation«. Bericht von musiktheoretischer Partizipation an drei künstlerischen Promotionsvorhaben by Gesine Schröder

“…The subject of music theory (historically oriented composition) can contribute to Artistic Research with the three profiles of the subject: the artistic, the scientific and the pedagogical. …”
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„Symbole geben zu denken”? Theoretische und didaktische Überlegungen zur Reflexionsphilosophie Paul Ricoeurs by Marcin Morawski

“… Current thinking is strongly oriented towards the logos and sees the need for demythologizing. …”
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The activities of the Russian joint stock company «Manufacturing Company Singer» in Siberia on the eve and during the First World War: espionage or spy mania? by A. A. Plekhanov

“…The author concludes that the nature of the information collected by the company could well have been of an intelligence orientation, but at that time the domestic special services failed to collect a convincing evidence base to accuse the Singer company of mass espionage.…”
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Didactic guides, a necessary resource for autonomous learning in Medical Education by Zulema Tamara Mesa Montero, Marlen Llanes Torres, Daimy Nualla Bolufé

“…This article reflects on the importance of an adequate orientation of independent work by the teacher, who must provide the student with the resources to appropriate the necessary knowledge of the subject. …”
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Performance Budgeting – the Slovenian Experience by Maja Klun

“…These measures include results-oriented budgeting, or a focus on results, or performance budgeting. …”
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Some core concepts of domain analysis by Birger Hjørland

“…This article claims that information systems should provide reliable and trustworthy information, and that this demand imply a re-orientation of information science with knowledge organization from, for example, approaches based on studies of user’s preferences, towards studies of quality and the values and goals in the documents being mediated. …”
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ANALYSIS OF THE RESULTS OF THE RUSSIAN STRATEGIC IMPLEMENTATION PROGRAM OF INNOVATIVE DEVELOPMENT by A. Gyzyev

“…The author draws attention to the need for science-based management the creation and commercialization of innovative projects for the transition to innovative socially oriented development model of the country. The basic tasks of the innovative development program are analyzed, the main indicators of innovative activity of the country are presented, problems of realization of innovative strategy are revealed.…”
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Incorporating Dance into Primary School Music Education: A Perspective on China’s New Curriculum Standards by Rui Wu

“…The application strategies of module teaching in primary school music and dance mainly include: design of teaching modules; stimulating students’ independent learning with interest; encouraging students to communicate and cooperate to consolidate learning results and expand innovation, and making teaching life-oriented. …”
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Scientific research and mentoring as a conditions for writing master works and doctoral dissertations by Radić Vlado

“…It is associated with the orientation of students and preferences that have been shown during basic studies, as well as the sense of doing scientific work. …”
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Model of fracture micro mechanism of Cu-Cr-Zr system by in-situ tensile test in SEM by Besterci M., Ivan J., Kulu P., Arensburger D., Velgosova O.

“…The trajectory affinal fracture was formed preferably by coalescence of cracks oriented about 67° to the loading direction. The model, presenting fracture mechanism in the investigated system was suggested.…”
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FACTORS INFLUENCING ENGLISH LEARNING MOTIVATION: A STUDY OF THE PERSPECTIVES OF NON-ENGLISH MAJORS AT A PUBLIC UNIVERSITY IN HANOI, VIETNAM by Ngoc My Trinh

“…The interviews revealed that extrinsic orientation, teachers, and peers substantially improved learning persistence among the students, while unattractive learning materials and a lack of authentic communicative activities contributed to learning demotivation. …”
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School of English for Political Scientist by I. A. Mazaeva

“…The development of intellectual, communicative and personal qualities of students and the teachers is the main goal of the educational process, achieved by the teaching staff witch the use of innovative competence-oriented teaching techniques, and types of assessment at the different levels of education.…”
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DEVELOPMENT OF TIMBER PROCESSING COMPLEX OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION AGAINST THE BACKGROUND OF UNIVERSAL TRENDS by P. Chomaev

“…Questions of formation and development of timber industry clusters, innovative and export-oriented woodworking industry are especially relevant in our country. …”
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ESTIMATION OF FINANCIAL STABILITY OF AGRARIAN ENTERPRISES IN UKRAINE by Nadia Davidenko, Natalia Wasilewska

“…According to the research, the main principles for maintaining financial sustainability are: responsiveness to internal and external changes; governance systems; risk management; analysis of financial ratios; real assessment of the financial solvency of the enterprise; integration with the overall management system; orientation towards achieving the strategic goals of the enterprise; use of qualitative methods to inform financial decisions in the face of uncertainty and risk.…”
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Contextual methodical approach to adaptation technology in the processing production by М. А. Miller, T. I. Golofast

“…It is reasoned practical orientation of contextual approach for the purpose of obtaining essentially new results in a research of productions and changes. …”
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Le temps éclaté : Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal? De Jeanette Winterson by Jean-Michel Ganteau

“…To do so, it relies on the temporal orientation of trauma theory and tries to demonstrate how Winterson’s oeuvre as a whole is dominated by the workings of afterwardsness, a category that is also obviously at work in Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal? …”
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