Sentence examples for a narrower viewing from inspiring English sources

Problems of this system are following 3 points; 1) Using only 2D color image obtained from 3D camera, it is difficult to understand the environments around robot because it has a narrower viewing than human's, and sometimes occlusion is occurred by the robot's own body.

At Tora Bora, most villagers take a narrower view.

Forgie took a narrower view of how the information should be defined under the act.

Of course, BofA may take a narrower view of what the term general economic conditions means.

Based partly on this experience, he advocates a narrower view of credit's origins and a more discriminating view of its purposes.

Mill, in his System of Logic, puts forward instead a narrower view of induction as the essence of scientific method.

And thirdly, those in Berlin's positive camp tend to take a narrower view of what counts as a purpose one can be free to fulfill.

Obama said he personally favored such rights, but the Justice Department had to take a narrower view.

Classifications published since the use of molecular methods in phylogenetics have taken a narrower view of the Liliaceae.

Shifting the conversation to him is undeniably ironic: what started as a conversation about equality shifting back to a narrower view of history.

The screen doesn't look great to be honest — it has a narrow viewing angle.