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Journal articles on the topic "PATRON PRIDE"
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Meliyanti, Putu Indah, and Gede Putu Agus Jana Susila. "Apakah Kepuasan Pelanggan Air Mineral Aqua dipengaruhi oleh Harga dan Kualitas?" Jurnal Pendidikan Ekonomi Undiksha 13, no. 1 (June 23, 2021): 81. http://dx.doi.org/10.23887/jjpe.v13i1.32855.
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This study goal is to have a look at the impact of rate and product first-rate simultaneously and partially on patron satisfaction. The studies layout used became quantitative causal. The subjects of this studies are customers who buy Aqua mineral water at Rama Mart and the objects of research are charge, product first-rate, and patron pride. The sampling approach used became purposive sampling with a total of a hundred and twenty respondents. information collection changed into achieved by distributing questionnaires, then analyzed via a couple of linear regression evaluation. The results showed that (1) fee and Product high-quality had a tremendous and giant effect on purchaser pride of Aqua mineral water at Rama Mart with a contribution of 60.5% influence, (2) price had a high-quality and giant impact on Aqua consumer satisfaction. mineral water at Rama Mart. with an influence contribution of 29.five%, (3) Product nice has a high-quality and sizable impact on client delight of Aqua mineral water at Rama Mart with a power contribution of 23.5%.
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Anggraini, Rizkya Yunita, Muhammad Iqbal Fasa, and Suharto Suharto. "Customer Satisfaction, Customer Loyalty, and Market Orientation Through Service Quality: a case study of Islamic Banking in Indonesia." Jurnal Ekonomi dan Perbankan Syariah 10, no. 2 (October 29, 2022): 195–218. http://dx.doi.org/10.46899/jeps.v10i2.372.
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This study aims to examine: 1) the impact of marketplace orientation on client pleasure. 2) The impact of the carrier is great on patron pride. 3) the effect of marketplace orientation on customer loyalty. 4) the impact of provider satisfaction on patron loyalty. 5) the effect of consumer satisfaction on patron loyalty. 6) the effect of marketplace orientation on consumer loyalty via customer pleasure. 7) service great towards purchaser loyalty via client satisfaction. The sample of this examination is a hundred and seventy respondents; records series use on-line-survey. The evaluation approach used is Structural Equation Modeling with AMOS. The result is: 1) market orientation has a tremendous and sizable impact on purchaser satisfaction. 2) service best has a superb giant impact on client pleasure. 3) marketplace orientation has a trifling impact on customer loyalty. 4) carrier pleasantness has a tremendous-tremendous effect on consumer loyalty. 5) Customer delight has a superb-large effect on client loyalty. 6) marketplace orientation has an effective and extensive effect on consumer loyalty via purchaser satisfaction. 7) service satisfaction affects loyalty via patron pleasure. improve market orientation so that patron loyalty is stated through consumer satisfaction. further, enhance marketplace orientation through customer satisfaction to offer improved constancy to customers.
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Malian, Marina. "PENGARUH KUALITAS INFORMASI DAN PELAYANAN TERHADAP KEPUASAN PELANGGAN DAN MINAT BELI ULANG PADA SITUS BELANJA ONLINE SHOPEE." Inspirasi Ekonomi : Jurnal Ekonomi Manajemen 5, no. 1 (April 13, 2023): 37–51. http://dx.doi.org/10.32938/ie.v5i1.4206.
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The observe aims to have a look at The effect Of information pleasant And carrier excellent On client delight And Repurchase aim On on-line store websites In Shopee for patron Shopee in Indonesia. The sampling approach used in this look at is nonprobability sampling, specifically the purposive sampling technique. The range of sampling used in this observe consisted of a 170 respondents aged 18-26. The approach of amassing statistics the use of survey technique. The analytical tool utilized in the SEM (structural equation version) with the AMOS 22 application program. The result shows that information quality has a effective and enormous impact on Repurchase purpose. Carrier first-class has a fine and good sized impact on Repurchase purpose. Purchaser satisfaction has a fantastic and substantial impact on Repurchase aim. Information best has a positive and significant impact on patron pride. Service first-rate has a effective and enormous effect on client pleasure. Client satisfaction mediates statistics first-class with Repurchase aim. Client satisfaction mediates carrier nice with Repurchase intention.
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Sayers, William. "Saints and Their Legacies in Medieval Iceland, ed. Dario Bullitta and Kirsten Wolf. Studies in Old Norse Literature, 9. Woodbridge: D. S. Brewer, 2021, xvi, 383 pp." Mediaevistik 35, no. 1 (January 1, 2022): 303–4. http://dx.doi.org/10.3726/med.2022.01.20.
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Abstract By the thirteenth century, when the best-known sagas of Icelanders had been committed to print thanks to Latin and vernacular literacy, the most prosperous Icelandic farms had their own Church, a patron saint, and, in a substantial number of cases, a vernacular life of their patron, whether native- or foreign-born. This dimension of medieval Icelandic life was disregarded in the Íslenzk fornrit editing project which began in 1933. What came to be called the “nativist” perspective gave pride of place to domestic narratives of the centuries after the settlement of the island, seeing the sagas of Icelanders, as they came to be known, as literarily styled reflections of an historical past. It was not until 1998 that sagas of native Icelandic bishops found a place in the ÏF series and even today the vernacular lives and miracles of both the native and non-Icelandic saints remain unrepresented there. Beyond this editorial restriction, the study of Old Norse hagiography has been hampered by a limited number of well edited texts by the small but devoted collegium of scholars, several represented in the volume under review, which seeks to redress this critical imbalance.
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Dercks, Ute. "Ulrich Middeldorf prior to emigration: The Photothek of the Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz (1928-1935)." Art Libraries Journal 38, no. 4 (2013): 29–36. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0307472200018770.
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When Ulrich Middeldorf departed Florence in November 1935 to teach art history at the University of Chicago, he left behind at the Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz the ‘Photo collection – the special pride of our Institute’ in the structure that has characterised it up to the present day. Middeldorf was 25 when he first came to the Institute as a scholar. In the following years he turned the Photothek into a modern research instrument, re-organising its classification system and its card indexes as the main finding aid. His contribution to the growth of the collection was enormous, not only thanks to his own donations, but also through the relationship he fostered with the main patron of the collection, Luigi Vittorio Fossati Bellani.
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Abidin, Min Hajul, and Yang Dong. "The Value of Santri in Political Moments: an Identity." Santri: Journal of Pesantren and Fiqh Sosial 1, no. 2 (December 15, 2020): 107–20. http://dx.doi.org/10.35878/santri.v1i2.237.
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Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) is one of the largest religious organizations in Indonesia. The santri community that is very identical to NU has contributed to Indonesia's development. When viewed from history, Santri were actively involved in Indonesian politics. The contribution of the santri is seen in various strategic positions of the country. The purpose of this study was to determine the attitude of the santri identity in political moments. This study uses a case study method to determine the process and central dynamics of santri in political activity. Semi-structured interviews were used to determine the identity construction of two subjects who had different backgrounds, but both were NU members who were raised in the santri tradition. The results showed that the santri's attitude did not have a particular patron/command and was amoeba/spread in various positions. Santri builds a unique identity as pride and has more value than other groups. Another result shows that political activity is considered an activity in worship.
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Miller, Simon. "Urban Dreams and Rural Reality: Land and Landscape in English Culture, 1920–45." Rural History 6, no. 1 (April 1995): 89–102. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0956793300000844.
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On May 12th, 1926 Stanley Baldwin announced the end of the General Strike in a radio broadcast to the nation. The announcement was followed by a choir singing Parry's now familiarJerusalemwith its resounding climactic affirmation of ‘England's green and pleasant Land’.1It is hard to resist the speculation that this was Baldwin's choice as much as Reith's, since the Conservative Prime Minister had from the outset of his political career been identified as an ordinary man rooted deeply in the English countryside.2Baldwin's private correspondence demonstrates that his attachment to ‘our eternal hills’ was entirely genuine, but there can be little doubt that this was also an image that he consciously cultivated, and which – via his mastery of the new instruments of mass communication – he was able to convey to a wide and popular audience. To this extent he might be thought of as a Tory populist: as J.C. Squire noted in theObserverreview of Baldwin's 1926 collection of his speeches, entitledOn England(released just before the General Strike), ‘this is the work of a thoroughly representative Englishman: not the common man, but one expressing what the common man feels and cannot say for himself’. These ‘common’ themes and sentiments ranged across a number of issues from Shakespeare to the topical ‘Peace in Industry’, but pride of place in the volume was granted to his definitive statement on national identity, given in May 1924 ‘to celebrate our country and our Patron Saint’ at the Annual Dinner of the Royal Society of St. George, and entitled plainly and unambiguously ‘England’.
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Veta Lidya Delimah Pasaribu. "The Influence of Service Quality and Price on Customer Satisfaction (CV.Herina Catering)." International Journal of Integrative Sciences 2, no. 8 (September 4, 2023): 1223–38. http://dx.doi.org/10.55927/ijis.v2i8.5605.
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This observe pursuits to investigate the impact of high-quality and fee concurrently on CV Herina's client delight, to decide the impact of best, rate, and provider nice partially on CV Herina's patron delight, and to discover which variables maximum influence CV Herina's consumer pleasure. This take a look at uses the impartial variables service pleasant (X1), and fee (X2). The method of evaluation used a couple of linear regression analysis. The sample used on this have a look at changed into 20 respondents who have been taken randomly from customers who visited CV Herina. The statistics acquired is primary information which is the result of the respondent’s solutions to the disbursed questionnaires. The results of this look at indicate that there's a simultaneous have an effect on at the variables exceptional, rate, and provider fine on customer delight. The consequences of this look at also display variables exceptional, fee, and service high-quality partly enormous effect on customer pride. within the determination test, there's an impact of fifty four.5% of the impartial variables (quality, charge, and great of provider) at the based variable (consumer delight). The closing forty five.five% is defined by way of other variables and is not included on this regression analysis
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Hall, Michael. "Emily Meynell Ingram and Holy Angels, Hoar Cross, Staffordshire: A Study in Patronage." Architectural History 47 (2004): 283–328. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0066622x00001787.
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Almost from the moment of its consecration, on 26 April 1876, the church of the Holy Angels at Hoar Cross in Staffordshire was spoken of as an exceptional building. There was more than local pride in a contemporary newspaper report of its unveiling, which declared it to be ‘one of the most beautiful churches in the kingdom … the dignity of the conception, the beauty of the proportion, and the elaborate care lavished on even the minutest detail, carry one back to those days which have left us such memorials as the Percy shrine or the Beauchamp chapel’. That perceptive reference to those medieval sources of inspiration suggests one of the reasons why the church made such an immediate impression. It was the first complete embodiment in a rural setting of a new ideal in the Gothic revival, which in the previous decade had turned its back on the exotic and eclectic style now called High Victorian and had returned to English architecture of the mid-fourteenth century as the point of departure for modern churches. At Hoar Cross, Bodley and Garner, the architectural partnership which had taken the lead in that movement, worked in close collaboration with an exceptional patron, Emily Meynell Ingram, to help realize a compelling new visual identity for the nineteenth-century Anglican parish church.
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Ariav, Talia. "Nīlakaṇṭha Dīkṣita: An independent poet of the Kaveri delta, or: The forgotten model of genealogical authorship." Indian Economic & Social History Review 59, no. 3 (July 2022): 273–98. http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/00194646221109291.
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Nīlakaṇṭha Dīkṣita is widely recognised as one of the leading figures of early modern Sanskrit literature. He is also remembered—in popular narratives and in academic circles alike—as a minister at Tirumalai Nāyaka’s court in Madurai. This essay offers a corrective to this story and reflects on the historiographical mishaps that shaped it. I show that Nīlakaṇṭha lived most of his life around Thanjavur in the Kaveri delta and left no trace of an affiliation with a court or a patron. Rather, he took pride in being an independent author and teacher. I then take the opportunity to propose a forgotten model of authorship that Nīlakaṇṭha embodied. I suggest thinking of Nīlakaṇṭha as a ‘genealogical poet’, committed exclusively to his lineage of male family members and teachers. His genealogical commitments go hand in hand with an active teaching career, a radical interpretation of an existing literary and economical ideal of writerly independence (sarvatantrasvatantra) and a confidence in the survival of his legacy through future generations of students and family members. The genealogical economy also gives rise to an aesthetics and ethics of intimacy that shape Nīlakaṇṭha’s distinctive authorial signature. While I would argue that Nīlakaṇṭha is a genealogical poet par excellence, this model may be applied in different measures and constellations to other figures and contribute to a better understanding of the social realities that shape literary and intellectual histories of early modern South Asia and beyond.
Dissertations / Theses on the topic "PATRON PRIDE"
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Huapaya, Chura Yaxira Sharajean, and Morales Álvaro Gonzalo Velasquez. "Identificación del patrón de características del cliente Prime desertor de tarjeta de crédito del Banco BBVA Perú aplicando la metodología de la Ciencia de Datos." Bachelor's thesis, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC), 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/655780.
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El presente trabajo tiene como objetivo encontrar el patrón de características del cliente Premium desertor de tarjetas de crédito, tomando como foco principal la oficina Chacarilla del banco BBVA puesto que, ayudará a identificar al cliente desertor usuario de tarjetas de crédito y, además podrá ser usada para mejorar la gestión del cliente y personalizar los productos según comportamiento.
La metodología aplicada se basa en la ciencia de datos, tomando en cuenta diversos estudios de pronósticos de deserción, para luego correlacionar y analizar el conjunto de datos utilizado para este caso, que comprende 1174 datos. Así mismo, se valida las correlaciones e impacto significativo a la agencia para poder quedarnos con 217 clientes desertores, que pertenecen a una categoría premium.
Así mismo, cabe mencionar que la deserción y fuga de usuarios de tarjetas de crédito incide con mayor frecuencia, a comparación de otros productos en todas las entidades financieras del Perú puesto que, las entidades bancarias ofrecen a los clientes mejores tasas y beneficios cada mes.The purpose of this work is to find the pattern of characteristics of the Premium customer credit card defector, with the main focus of the Chacarilla office of the BBVA bank since, to identify the customer defending customer credit card user and, in addition, it can easily be to improve customer management and customize products based on behaviour. The methodology applied is based on data science, taking into account various studies of attrition analysis, to then correlate and analyse the set of data used for this case, which comprises 1174 of data. Likewise, the correlations and the significant impact on the agency are validated to be able to keep 217 defending clients, who belong to a premium category. Likewise, it is worth mentioning that the defection and leakage of credit card users affects more frequently, a comparison of other products in all financial entities of Peru since, banking entities offer customers better rates and benefits every month.
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Lakhal, Fadoi. "Méthode et outils de coévolution des profils UML et de leurs modèles : pour une meilleure prise en compte de leurs impacts par les concepteurs." Thesis, Paris 11, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA112070.
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Les travaux développés dans cette thèse définissent une approche pour la gestion des impacts des évolutions des profils UML sur les modèles instances. Sur la base d'organisation des diverses connaissances identifiées lors de l'analyse des évolutions d'un profil UML, nous proposons un processus automatisé PEM (Profil Evolution Method) permettant l'identification des évolutions a posteriori sous forme de différences, la reconstruction de ces différences en opérations d'évolution conformes au métamodèle UML, la classification de leur impact et, finalement, l'adaptation des modèles à la nouvelle version du profil UML. L'approche intègre également une activité de formalisation et d'utilisation de patrons d'évolution contenant toutes les informations essentielles employées à chaque étape de notre processus. Ces patrons sont employés dans notre système P²E (Papyrus Profile Evolution) pour guider le concepteur des modèles ou des profils, dans la gestion des évolutions d'un profil UML en évaluant efficacement un sous ensemble suffisant et pertinent d'éléments et de paramètres d'évolution d'un profil UML.Les principales contributions de l'approche résident dans la formalisation d'opérateurs d'évolution à partir du métamodèle UML, la proposition d'une classification des impacts des évolutions sur les modèles instances, la modélisation semi-formelle et explicite d'un catalogue de patron d'évolution contenant les solutions d'adaptation à appliquer sur les modèles instancesThis thesis proposes an approach for the management of UML profiles evolutions and their impacts on instance models. Based on the analysis of standardized UML profiles evolutions, we propose an automated process called PEM (Profile Evolution Method) allowing the evolutions identification a posteriori and their representations as differences; the reconstruction of these differences as evolution operations that are compliant with the UML metamodel; their impacts classification and, finally, the instance models adaptation towards the new UML profile version.The approach includes also an activity of formalization of previous knowledge in the form of evolution patterns. The patterns contain all the essential information used at each step in our P²E system (Papyrus Profile Evolution). They guide the models designer or the profiles designer, in the management of the UML profiles evolution by evaluating efficiently a sufficient subset with pertinent evolving elements and their evolution parameters.In this approach, the major contributions consist in the formalization of evolution operators extracted from the UML metamodel, the proposal of an evolution impacts classification, the specification of a pattern catalog that is semi-formal and explicit for the designers. Finally, the specification of adaptation solutions (to adapt the old model versions to the new UML profile version)
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SAH, JITENDER KUMAR. "FACTORS INFLUENCING CUSTOMERS CHOICE OF DELIVERY SERVICES IN INDIA." Thesis, 2020. http://dspace.dtu.ac.in:8080/jspui/handle/repository/18034.
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The principle goal of our studies is to discover the elements which cause consumer delight
amongst clients of courier provider businesses in India. To show the factors which we see
as essential are being supported by means of records collection via questioners distributed
to 100 clients of courier services (Blue Dart, DTDC and FedEx). Results suggest that
notion of carrier fine and on time shipping was the maximum prominent elements causing
client pride or dissatisfaction.
Patron pride has gained fantastic attention of marketers in latest years due to ever
increasing aggressive markets and switching of customers from one business enterprise
consumer to every other for higher offers. It has lengthy been recognized that purchaser
satisfaction performs an essential role for achievement and survival in ever growing
aggressive marketplace. The glad customers have the strength to decorate and increase the
move selling of providers or carrier vendors. This shows that pleasure of customers has a
right away impact at the income and call for of carrier companies.
Consumer pleasure has improved due to higher patron impact and reliability over the
offerings being provided ensuing in higher financial overall performance. So, the greater
customers rely and perceives your offerings as better the higher can be the income of firm.
Customer pride also performs a widespread role in establishing, developing & preserving
profitable client courting. Sound consumer dating is obligatory for easy going for walks
of a business enterprise, as client can prove to be an enterprise’s commercial via his/her
word of mouth. It is proved that to maximize earnings groups try for zero defection via
customer satisfaction as retaining consumer is more worthwhile than attracting new ones.
As agencies can avoid big commercial charges by preserving customers and shifting the
tiers of patron i.e. Silver to gold and gold to platinum clients. A glad patron with a
corporation’s services or products is frequently seen as a trademark of organization’s
fulfillment and aggressive gain. As purchaser delight is an indication of business
enterprise’s better overall performance and true consumer dating, retaining marketplace
competitiveness as properly. Measuring patron pride is also an exercise which proves
useful for agencies in assessing their offers effectiveness. Rating client delight has an
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advantage that they permit us to degree client’s belief, which infect ultimately power
customers to make buy decision. So, client delight also enables us to are expecting client’s
buy choices in future. A sense of success and accomplishment is also furnished to
employees by measuring purchaser satisfaction. A happy consumer is also a supply of
motivation for personnel to perform better, live to tell the tale competition and introduce
revolutionary thoughts in market.
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Ali, Husam. "Predicting the overall perceived value of a leisure service : a survey of restaurant patrons in Pretoria." Diss., 2007. http://hdl.handle.net/2263/26645.
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Services are becoming increasingly important. Almost two-thirds of the world’s total economic output is accounted for by services. Moreover, the leisure services industry is one of the fastest growing industries around the world. The global growth rate was more than 6% per year in the last five years. The global leisure services industry is expected to be worth $3.4 trillion by 2010, with a growth rate of 6.1% for the 2005-2010 period. Marketers should focus on value-creating processes that involve customers as co-creators of value, because marketers cannot create or deliver customer value alone. Therefore, assessing consumers’ value perceptions can provide informative feedback that marketers can use to adjust their market offerings and meet consumers’ needs and expectations more effectively. This replication study investigated the application and relevance of Petrick’s (2002:119) SERV-PERVAL scale as a measure of consumers’ perceptions of service value in mid-scale restaurants. The SERV-PERVAL scale measures five dimensions of perceived value, namely perceived quality, emotional response, monetary price, behavioural price and reputation. The results should assist marketers to decide how best to influence overall value perceptions and favourable behavioural intentions amongst target markets through understanding how consumers make purchase decisions based on their perceptions of value. First, a conceptual framework of the relationships between perceived value and its antecedents and consequences was synthesised from the leisure marketing literature. Then the study surveyed students at the University of Pretoria and asked them to report their perceptions of a dining experience at a mid-scale restaurant. Multiple regression analysis was used to analyse the data. Two multiple regression models were tested. The findings provided support for the conceptual framework, as well as evidence for the relevance of utilising the SERV-PERVAL scale to measure the value perceptions of South African restaurant patrons. The significance of the two multiple regression models, analysed in the replicated study, was established. Seven hypotheses were tested. In only two cases, the null hypotheses could not be rejected in favour of the alternative hypotheses. The results of the first multiple regression model indicate that consumers' emotional response is the best predictor of their overall perceptions of value. Thus, mid-scale restaurant managers should enhance the pleasurable attributes of the service experience (e.g., background music; interior decoration and lighting; air-conditioning and scent) in order to enhance the consumer's dining experience. The results of the second multiple regression model indicate that consumers' perceived value is a better predictor of consumers' favourable behavioural intentions than satisfaction. An implication for managers is that they can increase their consumers' perceptions of value by enhancing the pleasurable attributes that consumers' experience, a well as the quality and the monetary price of services as perceived by the consumers. It is also important to maintain the level of the services' behavioural price and reputation perceived by consumers. However, managers need to identify the attributes that add pleasure to their target customers and understand how to employ them effectively.Dissertation (MCom)--University of Pretoria, 2008.
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Kyzlinková, Marcela. "Výchova k vlastenectví v českých školách." Master's thesis, 2015. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-336722.
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The key aim of this work is a method of patriotic education in our schools, mainly in the first grade of primary schools. The point of this work is to awaken patriotism in society again. In the first step we are informed about the important ideas that enable to develope the assumptions neccesary for the patriotic recognition and for an increase in patriotic feeling. The theory pays the attention to morality, influencing behaviour; for example, material and physical values and the aesthetic. It describes each historical term individually, from the beginning of national recovery during the first half of 19th century to the present days. It underlines the need to understand correctly the individual ideas and it points out the general chaos and risks of their interpretations in society. It recognises the important tasks that our society has to face to maintain the education of patriotism succesfully. The practical aspect contains the class discussions, interwiews and analysis of individual pupils, teachers, directors and it compares the level and quality of class debats with teacher`s attitude. The main thing was to find out the teachers' personal feeling about patriotism, his or her attitude towards its education and the way he or she communicates this during the lessons.
Books on the topic "PATRON PRIDE"
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Pride of the Rockies: The life of Colorado's premiere Irish patron, John Kernan Mullen. Boulder, Colo: University Press of Colorado, 2000.
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Ballutay, Mary Juliet. Tutubi patrol: Si Baw, si Bo, at si Nognog Niyog. Manila: Hiyas Children's Collection, 1996.
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1938-, Worthington John, ed. Managing the brief for better design. 2nd ed. New York, NY: Routledge, 2010.
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Thomas, Walton. Architecture and the corporation: The creative intersection. New York: Macmillan, 1988.
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Brian, Edwards. Managing the Brief For Better Design. London: Taylor & Francis Group Plc, 2003.
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University architecture. London: Spon Press, 2000.
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Brian, Edwards. Managing the Brief For Better Design. London: Taylor & Francis Inc, 2002.
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Disney Enterprises. Pixar Animation Studios. Pride Lands Patrol. Disney Publishing Worldwide, 2017.
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Pride Lands Patrol. Disney Press, 2017.
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Group, Disney Book, and Disney Storybook Art Team. Lion Guard: Pride Lands Patrol. Spotlight, 2019.
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Chircop, Paul A., Timothy J. Surendonk, Menkes H. L. van den Briel, and Toby Walsh. "A Branch-and-Price Framework for the Maximum Covering and Patrol Routing Problem." In Lecture Notes in Management and Industrial Engineering, 59–80. Cham: Springer International Publishing, 2021. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-60135-5_5.
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Rygg, Kristin. "How Scandinavian political leaders appealed to cognitive or affective-based trust during the Covid-19 pandemic." In Remedies against the Pandemic, 20–43. Amsterdam: John Benjamins Publishing Company, 2023. http://dx.doi.org/10.1075/dapsac.102.01ryg.
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Trust is important if people are to be willing to follow leaders during a crisis. This study examines how the prime ministers of Norway, Sweden and Denmark endeavoured to appeal to either cognitive-based or affective-based trust during the first eight months of the Covid-19 pandemic. These two types of trust stem from management studies but have some similarities with concepts introduced in political linguistics about competence face, which appeals to the mind (logos), versus affective face, which appeals to the heart (pathos). This study attempts to operationalise these frameworks by conducting a discourse analysis of sixteen of the prime ministers’ important political speeches during the pandemic, and to identify how they thematically and linguistically appeal to different types of trust. Although there are some differences between the three prime ministers, the similarities are more noticeable, which might reflect the social, cultural and institutional similarity between the three Scandinavian countries. The prime ministers appeal to both competence and affective-based trust. However, compared to some other studies of political crisis communication during the pandemic, these prime ministers kept themselves in the background, and their affective faces were not displayed through informal language or personal anecdotes but by appealing to collective values and shared responsibility.
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Méndez, Hugo. "A Celestial Patron." In The Cult of Stephen in Jerusalem, 59—C3.P63. Oxford University PressOxford, 2022. http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/oso/9780192846990.003.0004.
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Abstract Beginning in the early fifth century, local interest in Stephen reached new levels of intensity. This chapter anchors this development in a shift in martyrological reflection documented in other cities of the same period. As the Roman Empire was Christianized, civic pride and identity were increasingly formulated around the fame of local martyrs, who were reimagined as the heavenly patrons of particular cities and towns. The only encomium for Stephen to survive from fifth-century Jerusalem, delivered by the presbyter Hesychius, indicates that Jerusalem had begun to construct Stephen along similar lines in the same period. The homily recasts Stephen as a kin and co-citizen of Jerusalem, worthy of more fervent devotion by the city’s residents.
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Namulawa, Victoria Tibenda, Samuel Mutiga, Fred Musimbi, Sundy Akello, Fredrick Ngángá, Leah Kago, Martina Kyallo, Jagger Harvey, and Sita Ghimire. "Assessment of Fungal Contamination in Fish Feed from the Lake Victoria Basin, Uganda." In Prime Archives in Toxinology. Vide Leaf, Hyderabad, 2021. http://dx.doi.org/10.37247/patox.1.2021.2.
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Georgieva, Ekaterina, Yanka Karamalakova, Radostina Miteva, Hristo Abrashev, and Galina Nikolova. "Oxidative Stress and Cocaine Intoxication as Start Points in the Pathology of Cocaine-Induced Cardiotoxicity." In Prime Archives in Toxinology. Vide Leaf, Hyderabad, 2023. http://dx.doi.org/10.37247/patox.1.23.4.
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Frau, Caroline. "« Une bonne partie de la prime de licenciement »." In Patrons en France, 74–88. La Découverte, 2017. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/dec.offer.2017.01.0074.
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Park, Simon. "What Else Do Poets Want? And How Do They Get It?" In Poets, Patronage, and Print in Sixteenth-Century Portugal, 96–147. Oxford University Press, 2021. http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/oso/9780192896384.003.0004.
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This chapter foregrounds poets’ struggles to establish poetry as a service worthy of reward and how they tried to persuade patrons to fulfil their promises and perform their moral duties as wealthy and powerful members of society. The opening sets out what patrons and clients offered each other and how they were conventionally supposed to perceive their obligations to each other. The chapter then proceeds to examine in detail one of the key gifts the poet had to offer: fame. It underlines the material paradoxes of granting fame through poetry and explores the moral restrictions that were imposed on poets, who had the power to confer eternal celebrity on patrons. Poets in Portugal frequently muddied the moral ideals that were supposed to govern patronage relationships and sometimes took poetry from its position as the prize of virtue to peddle it as something like a consumer product. Poets faced a number of practical problems in the arrangement of patronage relations that often left them on the back foot while trying to win favour, but they were inventive in seeking solutions to their problems, for instance by proposing changes to the procedures of writing poetry and receiving rewards, using friends to build relationships and close patronage deals, and framing requests in particular ways to suit the interests and disposition of their chosen patron. These issues are discussed by placing poems in their historical context and by the use of a network visualization of patterns of poetic dedication (included in the Appendix) that points to the interconnectedness of the social circles of the writers discussed.
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Baturo, Alexander, and Johan A. Elkink. "The Politics of ‘Collective Putin’ and Patronage Personalization." In The New Kremlinology, 48–77. Oxford University Press, 2021. http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/oso/9780192896193.003.0003.
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This chapter examines the patronage pillar of regime personalisation, determined by the strength of the ruler's patronage network, “Collective Putin.” It charts how Vladimir Putin's patron-client network developed and acquired control across institutions. It introduces original data on patron-client networks in Russia and maps these networks over time. Based on expert surveys of policy influence, it further explains how Putin's patron-client network has grown in dominance over time. The chapter finds that the path toward personalisation in Russia centred on the relatively swift acquisition of control over security and enforcement institutions, but a much more gradual penetration of other institutions by the ruler's network. It also finds that within the ranks of the Russian ruling coalition, this network emerges as dominant in early 2007, which also permitted Vladimir Putin to govern the regime from the subordinate position of prime minister from 2008--12. The patron-client network had further consolidated in strength and scope by 2012. Furthermore, Putin's return to presidential office, which coincided with the strengthening of personalisation on other pillars, made him largely autonomous from his own coalition. As the Russian leader has remained unchallenged in office for a considerable period of time, loyalty to the ruler no longer depended on whether officials had personal ties and belonged to the ruler's patronage network. Instead, loyalty came to be determined by the logic of a personalist system so that all officials regarded the ruler as their overall patron.
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Dow, Douglas N. "‘Le prime cose lodevoli molto’." In Bernardino Poccetti and the Art of Religious Painting at the End of the Florentine Renaissance. Nieuwe Prinsengracht 89 1018 VR Amsterdam Nederland: Amsterdam University Press, 2023. http://dx.doi.org/10.5117/9789463729529_ch02.
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This chapter explores the artistic origins of Bernardino Barbatelli (called Poccetti, 1553–1612), from his early days as a painter of sgraffito facades to his first efforts in monumental narrative frescoes. These images, painted in the Chiostro Grande at Santa Maria Novella, depict scenes from the life of Saint Dominic. In his paintings, Poccetti demonstrated his mastery of color and composition and his ability to create dramatic images. In the process, he updated the images to make them more relevant to a sixteenth-century spectator. Close readings of these paintings show how Poccetti, his patrons, and the Dominican friars would have seen and understood the events of Dominic’s life as examples to be emulated in their own period of religious crisis.
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Rhine, Anthony, and Jay Pension. "Ease of Access and the Arts." In How to Market the Arts, 230—C14.P43. Oxford University PressNew York, 2022. http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/oso/9780197556078.003.0015.
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Abstract This chapter centers on describing the new framework of ease of access. In considering ease of access, arts organizations should explore how they can reduce the inevitable obstacles that exist between patrons and the access to the arts experience. It explores the broad obstacles of price, time, location, accessibility in venues, and self-efficacy that sometimes create barriers for community members to engage with an arts organization. The chapter encourages arts organizations to see that obstacles can be broken into two components: actual impact and how the obstacle occurs in the potential audience member’s mind. The chapter includes the case of the Public Theater’s Mobile Unit that eased access to communities throughout New York City in the 1950s, by reducing barriers of price, location, and self-efficacy.
Conference papers on the topic "PATRON PRIDE"
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Wissmann, Luke A., and Ali A. Yassine. "Design Evolution Using the Artisan-Patron Model: The Case of Automobile Evolution." In ASME 2005 International Design Engineering Technical Conferences and Computers and Information in Engineering Conference. ASMEDC, 2005. http://dx.doi.org/10.1115/detc2005-85370.
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This paper uses the descriptive Artisan-Patron (AP) model to create a transparent framework to analyze how environmental variables such as fuel price, price of steel, and CAFE´ legislation affected the evolution of the automobile (namely horsepower and weight). The analysis and results demonstrate the utility of the AP model as a frame for complex multi-epoch adaptive design problems.
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Beacham, James. "APEX: A Prime EXperiment at Jefferson Lab." In 8th Patras Workshop on Axions, WIMPs and WISPs, Chicago and Fermilab, September 17, 2012. US DOE, 2012. http://dx.doi.org/10.2172/1992789.
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Zseleczky, John. "Facility Upgrades at the U.S. Naval Academy Hydromechanics Laboratory." In SNAME 28th American Towing Tank Conference. SNAME, 2007. http://dx.doi.org/10.5957/attc-2007-001.
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The United States Naval Academy (USNA) is located on a prime piece of Annapolis real estate that overlooks the mouth of the Severn River. The yard (campus) is bordered by water on two of four sides. This makes it easy to access the large fleet of sailing dinghies, ocean going sail training craft and 108 foot long yard patrol craft on which our future naval officers train. On the night of September 18, 2003, a storm surge created by hurricane Isabel raised the waters in the Severn eight feet above the normal astronomical tide line (Beven and Cobb, 2003). A storm surge of this magnitude was unprecedented and flooded many of the buildings at the academy which brought about an unplanned re-build of many of the expensive lab facilities located on the ground floor. This paper provides an overview of upgrades made to the Hydromechanics Laboratory (NAHL) in the recovery from this disaster. On a positive note, the NAHL is now in much better condition than it was before Isabel.