These seven sentences, a fair sampling, represent between four and six separate viewpoints, none of them necessarily the author's, but all of them probably his to some degree, in the same way that writers often populate their fiction with a host of partial versions of themselves.
If you're not familiar, the movie is presented using three separate viewpoints, each representing a different facet of war: land, sea and air.
The episode was written to give the audience a chance to see Mulder and Scully's separate viewpoints during their hallucinations.
With more than three disciplines involved, we run the risk that integration remains confined to discussing separate viewpoints instead of relating them, a phenomenon that is also reported in PBL classes [ 33].
Both stances have separate viewpoints, which are different or even opposite.
What he uncovers is not only the lives of people of the north and the south but also a separate tribe – the border people themselves – whose viewpoints set them apart from their neighbours.
Toward this end, his group explores the inner workings of deep convolutional neural networks, researches methods for capturing human perception of similarity between visual entities and develops algorithms for matching photos of 3D scenes captured from widely separated viewpoints.
Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. filed a separate concurrence saying that the law "blatantly discriminates based on viewpoint," a grave First Amendment sin.
There are many versions of the world -- many viewpoints -- and when they collide, there's a separate, special space created.
A system of cams in the focus mechanism of the camera keeps the viewfinder image free of parallax (viewpoint difference) by adjustment from infinity to the near-point of the lens with a separate cam for each focal length.
