Sentence examples for a content view of from inspiring English sources

This claim is true of those holding to a "content" view of the nonconceptual debate.

In the following we will focus on the debate surrounding the "content" view of nonconceptualism.

See Tzika et al. (2008) for much additional details on the character mapping method and genome content view of MANTiS.

Sky says it's service will give parents "peace of mind" with options to filter content, view a log of what has been watched and a "bedtime" setting to limit usage.

Even Landscape of the Vernal Equinox, wartime too but very different in content, a view of Wittenham Clumps, one of Nash's home subjects, has an unhomely feeling.

Todd had some good tips for organising your content creation in a small team: "One thing that really helped me to start from scratch with a small budget was to create a content roadmap... a forward view of all the content we plan to create and curate over the next few months, which is organised by overarching themes that are relevant to our audience".

Second, the commandment received a new content in view of God and in view of the neighbour through the relationship of the believer with Christ.

"The difficult bit is grasping what works and doesn't fly on VR from a content point of view," he says.

"He was way, way better than I was from a content point of view," Morrison says.

Hereniko admittedly knows more about the film world than the Internet world, but from a content point of view, her timing couldn't be better.

Regardless of the differences in proportion of qualitative studies published, from a content point of view few differences exist between the Nursing and non-Nursing journals except that more physicians were studied in the non-Nursing journals and fewer studies were done in clinical settings not unsurprising findings.