In fact, he goes so far as to say that "the British overlords" were "as it were, trapped in their own mastery of a single viewpoint".Mr Bell also excels as a philosopher or, more exactly, as a definitionist.
As a novel helpfully seen from a single viewpoint, Alan Hollinghurst's Man Booker-winning The Line of Beauty required less brutal treatment when adapted (by Andrew Davies) for BBC2 in 2006.
He was a bit of a visionary; he saw that theatre was rapidly changing and moving in the direction of devised, collective work and away from the notion of the omniscient solo author with a single viewpoint.
Interpretation Single representation: a single viewpoint captures multiple processes.
Tiantai insists further that to have a single viewpoint requires at least one additional viewpoint, and so ad infinitum.
In addition, the applications where a vision sensor can only sample a portion of a part from a single viewpoint, the sensor planning problem becomes critically important.
Rather than being stuck with a single viewpoint, the point-of-view will shift as a viewer moves their head.
Using a single viewpoint constraint determination method [33] and by adjusting the device, the single viewpoint constraint is considered to be satisfied during camera-mirror assembly; thus, the unified sphere imaging model [6] can be used.
The idea of a single viewpoint is problematic.
In such a climate, the Hindu espousal of an epistemological and philosophical humility that is antithetical to the privileging of a single viewpoint, religious or political, is refreshing.
