The phrase "a small viewpoint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a limited or narrow perspective on a particular issue or topic.
Example: "While I appreciate your opinion, I believe it reflects a small viewpoint that doesn't consider the broader implications of the situation."
Alternatives: "a narrow perspective" or "a limited outlook".
And the similar Ridge development at the Bolsa Chica bluffs proposes to eliminate a small coastal viewpoint as well.
From a small business viewpoint, this amount of money could be seen as less than a token of appreciation since it would not cover even half the costs of disruption to their businesses.
And also having some slight invariant representations, as well, so we know that neurons in this region can recognize actions, regardless of what actor's performing them, and there is some small viewpoint invariance, as well.
Our minds -- and hearts, for that matter -- would start to expand to hold more than just our small viewpoint.
Or, B, do you believe that underneath it all, we are craven, self-centered jerks who are only out for ourselves and are incapable of seeing past our own small viewpoint?
Such models do not necessarily predict that recognition should be unaffected by either image plane or depth rotation, although they do predict greater generalization across small viewpoint differences that preserve the same shape features and spatial relations between them.
Even with a small set of viewpoint samples, PEMs support plausible movement away from and between the pre-rendered viewpoint samples while maintaining local reflections.
"It is perhaps a small step from the viewpoint of women," the paper wrote in an editorial-style report.
From a user viewpoint, a small robot that can perform functions similar to existing telecare equipment installed into a person's home promises a more flexible and portable option, as well as physical embodiment in one personal device, which some studies suggest older people prefer to mediation through a telephone or computer screen (Heerink et al. 2009; Tapus 2009).
Mitton stated: "We were trying to design the game from a rat's viewpoint ... if we have a small city, from a constrained viewpoint, what are all the different angles that we can explore?".
