Sentence examples for a problem of perspective from inspiring English sources

So it's a problem of perspective.

We are sailing, in fact, in a problem of perspective.

"No matter which real estate market sector you're discussing there's a problem of perspective," he says.

But Hellman thinks that's a problem of perspective as much as it is one of economics, politics, and so on.

If we take Simon's avoidance of "using the race card" - some have applauded it, others see it as the fatal flaw in his work, together with his relatively benign view of surveillance, we are justified in asking if there is a problem of racial perspective in The Wire.

However, a naive use of this measure would present a problem: because of perspective distortion, the same people density would correspond to a different point density at different distances from the camera.

In addition, there is, as the period gets nearer the present, the problem of perspective.

No wonder, then, that artists from Leonardo and Dürer to Boetti and Ruscha have been fascinated by maps: the cartographer's problem is the draughtsman's problem, the problem of perspective.

The layout problem is viewed from the general perspective as a problem of the arrangement of elements within a system.

The simultaneous tracking of the trajectory of a moving crack along with the measurement of the corresponding full field strain fields associated with this motion due to quasi-static or dynamic impact loading, is a problem of high interest from both the perspectives of the engineering practice and engineering science alike.

Grand old men in the field of environment and health, Philippe Grandjean [ 8, 9], David Briggs [ 10] and David Gee [ 11], critically reflect on the limits of current environment and health science when judged from a problem solving perspective and warn us of the lack of relevance of current scientific practice with respect to complex reality.