Sentence examples for a characteristic view from inspiring English sources

Each took a characteristic view of Berenson's testimony.

A characteristic view of the Holy Spirit is sketched in The Gospel According to John: the outpouring of the Holy Spirit takes place only after the Ascension of Christ; it is the beginning of a new time of salvation, in which the Holy Spirit is sent as the Paraclete (Counsellor) to the church remaining behind in this world.

The move from a disciplinary identity to a thematic is divided into six stages, each represented by a characteristic view and academic practice of the subject.

The whole is dominated by a characteristic Buddhist view of the vanity of human endeavour and the impermanence of material things.

The class-3AVO characterizes a strong seismic amplitude appearance in the full stack section and with similar characteristic view of AVO analysis and interpretation.

The way that the man and woman embrace with splayed hands passing each other is an image Balanchine seems never to have employed again, but it perfectly expresses his characteristic view of male-female relations: the mutual concentration that nonetheless shows that both of them want more than each other and have a gap between them.

Overlaying outlines of this characteristic view of control and immobilised specimens highlighted the effect of rigid paralysis on the emergence of shape in the femoral condyles (Figure 3A F).

A few iterations of these alignment and classification steps provide good averages representing the characteristic views in the data set.

Nevertheless, his basic philosophical commitments and some of his characteristic views are known.

For instance, the method in [32] is based on extracting and combining spherical 3D harmonics with "2.5D" depth informations and the one in [15, 26] is based on selecting characteristic views and encoding them using the curvature scale space descriptor.

It appears they lacked the genetic variant that rewards cultural learning, including the acquisition of these characteristic views of the world.