Sentence examples for a perspective above from inspiring English sources
In the video, Mr. Armagan draws the S60 from a perspective above and slightly to the side, depicting the grille and hood as well as its right side and roof.
The sweep and scale of these panoramic views also anticipates the immensely popular oblique aviation maps of World War II, where the viewer is placed in a perspective above the landscape.
But maybe not; perhaps it's a German mind game that emanates from an intellectual perspective above a football journalist's.
The two research perspectives above have a close connection with the discussion on education equality.
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First of all, the Earth and Moon only turn counter-clockwise when viewed from a certain perspective: above the North Pole.
Primatologist Jane Goodall agrees, suggesting, "Gary's cartoons help us to see things with a new perspective, above all to realize that we humans, after all, are just one species among many, just one small part of the wondrous animal kingdom" (Foreword to Larson's "The Far Side Gallery 5").
Regarding reversible acute cardiac failure acidemia and/or lactatemia, central venous oxygen saturation less than 55%%, cardiac index less than 2 L/min m or vasoactive score in a time perspective above 45 50 μg/kg min−1 favor ECMO.
"I mean, [Karla]'s interested in telling stories from a female perspective but above and beyond that, we just started trying to imagine who the most interesting character to get to know in that situation would be.
From a geometric perspective, the above branching operation can be viewed as slightly tilting the polytope so that one integer extreme point is favored over noninteger values.
From a technological perspective, the above aims help in identifying the required system capabilities which primarily necessitate acquisition and harmonisation of cross-thematic spatial and non-spatial data (using standards) in order to provide uniform access to interoperable information for various purposes.
