Sentence examples for Through the views from inspiring English sources

stepForward Direction to step through the views.

This approach became the pervasive trend in the west, notably through the views of John Claudius Loudon, whose Encyclopaedia of Gardening (1822) set the pattern of domestic cultivation over a long period with a style known as Gardenesque.

It should be noted, however, that while there are certainly physicalist themes running through the views of Mill and Kitcher, it is not clear that either of them should be interpreted as an immanent realist.

Interviews provide indirect information filtered through the views of the interviewee [49], which is further influenced by the type of questions in this study, relating not only to objective project outcomes but also to experiences and perceptions on the potential of biogas in the realm of current and future policy domains.

This study sought to examine operational constraints facing the implementation of the policy, through the views of ground-level providers.

Whether this is a universal perception in the Chinese community was explored through the views of participants.

Is it a through-the-keyhole view?

Too many people only see their organisation through the view of their own department or profession.

Even when the microphone had been turned off, he could be heard through the viewing glass, moaning and gasping.

"They seem to be framing their foreign policy [in the Middle East] solely through the view of protecting Israel," he said.

We have used high-energy femtosecond lasers15,16,17,25,26 directed through the viewing window to induce localized lesions (Fig. 1).