0 a wide road with trees or tall buildings on both sides, or a wide country path or road with trees on both sides: --
Fremont Avenue
1 a method or way of doing something: --
3 a method or way of doing something; a possibility: --
The authors suggest several further avenues of research in which their findings could prove useful.
We hope to pursue these avenues of research in the future.
Recognition of the spiritual dimension of the human experience broadens the avenues of compassionate medical care and is not limited by culture or religion.
One way that spiritual beliefs bring solace is through creating a framework for understanding death and directing avenues for hope.
The team's concrete and sy mbolic interventions created avenues of suppor t and connection, decreasing his isolation and mistrust.
Logotherapy proposes three ways or basic avenues to explore "meaning": through creative, attitudinal, and experiential values.
The facilitator can explore how beauty and experiential avenues connect us to a broader and more solid aspect of ourselves, that is, the existential self.
The collection of information through diverse avenues is important in order to minimise the potential of conflicts and embarrassment.
