Elèves, apprentissages et « numérique » : regard rétrospectif et perspectives by Georges-Louis Baron

“…Something has however remained constant: in France, the discussion about what represented those new technological waves has turned about whether they were rather teaching objects or tools for teaching, these two orientations leading to different organizational consequences. …”
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Confini e frontiere nell’Etruria nordorientale by Camilla Zeviani

“…The Etruscan frame of mind has always been boundary oriented. The threat represented by ‘the other’, ignited by the Gallic invasions and Rome’s rising military force in the 4th century BCE, reinforced such traditional and embedded world views. …”
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The impact of future time perspective on academic achievement: Mediating roles of academic burnout and engagement. by Shuai Hong

“…Overall, the results highlight the crucial role of future time perspective and its mediating mechanisms in promoting academic success, suggesting potential interventions to enhance students' future orientation and academic well-being.…”
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Le corporatisme agrarien au Maroc La trajectoire de l’Union marocaine de l’agriculture by Thierry Desrues

“…However, beginning in the late 1980’s such traditional orientations have come to be questioned in light of international trade liberalisation and the financial limitations of the country. …”
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Automatic prediction for IP backbone network traffic by Xuan WEI, Ke RUAN, Xiaoying HUANG, Xun CHEN, Cancan HUANG

“…Efficient and reliable network traffic prediction is the basis of network planning and capacity expansion construction.Currently,there is no integral theoretical model to describe internet traffic.Most of the industry designs simplified and operable prediction models.Firstly,according to the characteristics of China Telecom’s IP backbone network traffic and its planning requirements,the IP backbone network traffic was analyzed and forecasted by using the multi-factor regression model and the function adaptive mode of time series.The characteristics,advantages,disadvantages and applicable scenarios of these two models were compared based on simulation of a large number of actual network data.A set of principles and methods for selecting prediction model and optimizing parameters were proposed.Then,an automatic forecasting system with the high performance of dealing with hundreds of time series was built to greatly simplify and improve the traffic prediction efficiency.Finally,the development orientation of network capacity extension and key points of future IP traffic prediction were prospected.…”
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“Defendendo” a sociedade: um estudo sobre as trajetórias de oito juízes by Ricardo Visser, Gustavo Siqueira

“…Lastly, in relation politics and public policies, we argue that interviewed judges are oriented by a savant common sense which is rarely capable of self observation.…”
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Creativity for sustainable development? by Polynczuk-Alenius Kinga

“…The article concludes that the creative input of consumers in the zero-waste brand community might be viewed as an impact-oriented pro-environmental behaviour, whose role is a combination of manifestation of environmental citizenship and means of self-expression. …”
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Thematic Clusters in Education by Anatoliy V. Kupavtsev

“…Courses should be practice-oriented, and cluster tasks should be multivariant. …”
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A Carrier Class IoT Service Architecture Integrating IMS with SWE by Dongliang Xie, Chao Shang, Jinchao Chen, Yongfang Lai, Chuanxiao Pang

“…Driven by the vision of service oriented architecture (SOA), this paper proposed a carrier class Internet of Things (IoT) service architecture named as MUSE. …”
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Internal Marketing (IM): a literature review and research propositions for service excellence by Salomão Alencar de Farias

“…As a conclusion it was possible to speculate that something has to come before IM application in a company, that is a service orientation. Without that, it is impossible to have a successful IM program. …”
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Cave People? Cave Tourists? Explorers? Going Underground in the Eyes of Representatives of the Cavers’ Community by Chylińska Dagmara

“…Motivational research among tourists is market-oriented and usually conducted in so-called ‘show caves’ (adapted for tourism and regularly opened to the public). …”
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Visual Vertigo, Phantasmagoric Physiognomies: Joseph Roth and Walter Benjamin on the Visual Experience of Architecture by Stefan Koller

“…The paper concludes that Benjamin’s contribution to architecture is considerable when compared to the materialist orientation of his main sources in The Arcades Project (especially Boetticher and Giedion), but that the purported improvements on Benjamin’s distinguished predecessors of architectural non-materialism are by comparison less impressive.…”
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The Wagnerschule (Vienna 1894-1912): Wagner and the Moderne Architekture by Ettore Sessa

“…Fabiani), although not differentiated on the level of interdisciplinary orientation are distinguished, given the formation, for a peculiar academic footprint of their preparation modern such as to allow them to achieve heterogeneous results on the formal but consistent as regards the method (for the architectural arrangement) and the variables of an even wide range of figural codes; a profile recognizable over time and that has allowed Wagnerschule, despite its being a niche phenomenon, to mark a decisive turning point in the culture of the project of the Contemporary Age.…”
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Social Educational Work with the Pedagogical University Students – Future Social Teachers by Y. A. Makovskaya

“…The pedagogical professional identification and motivation development provides the integrity of the value oriented, operational, and reflective components. The development of pedagogical identification is regarded as a complex dynamic phenomenon similar to socialization processes with their consequent stages of trust, autonomy, initiative, achievement, identity, creativity, and integrity.…”
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Serions-nous tous et toutes devenu·e·s des influenceur·euse·s ? (traduit par Hélène Bourdeloie) by Christina Scharff

“…One theme that emerged from the data is the commercial orientation of influencers, the monetisation of their activities online and how this differs from activist pursuits. …”
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Méditerranéïté et romanité en Tunisie : l’inquiétante étrangeté d’un patrimoine by Habib Saidi

“…One is explicit, outward-oriented, aimed at strengthening geopolitical ties with Europe, and meeting the expectations of Western tourists. …”
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Regards croisés sur l’action diplomatique française en Amérique latine : le voyage de Louis Jacquinot (1958) by Alvar de La Llosa

“…The visit of Jacquinot, a high-ranking civil servant, to South America in 1958 heralded a new orientation in France’s foreign policy towards Latin America, at a time when the election of de Gaulle to French Presidency allowed for a solution of the troubles in the French North African colony of Algeria, thus paving the way to new diplomatic activities. …”
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The Influences of Institutional Logics Dynamics on Organizational History: the Case of Veiling Holambra Cooperative by Maisa Gomide Teixeira, Karina De Dea Roglio

“…Furthermore, it provides conditions for organizations to revaluate the apparent contradiction between practices with a social purpo se and market oriented practices.…”
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Development of Moral Immunity among Students by Yu. A. Bubnov, O. B. Mazkina

“…Based on the material of an empirical study of students with different professional orientation, it is shown that the last two components are characterized by a certain mismatch of their manifestations. …”
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De l’usage des traces en sciences de l’information et de la communication by Béatrice Galinon-Mélénec, Julien Péquignot

“…Following her doctoral thesis at the Sorbonne on the application of Pierre Bourdieu’s thought to Educational Sciences, and her involvement in establishing the communication of organizations as a research orientation in the Communication Sciences in France, Béatrice Galinon-Mélénec anchored her research in Communication Anthropology. …”
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