Sentence examples for a standard viewing from inspiring English sources

No viewing distance is stated in the TID database; therefore, we have used a standard viewing distance of 50 cm for the metrics requiring this setting.

A standard view on this matter says no: A nation needs principles, not pragmatism.

This is a standard view of the Obama years among conservatives, despite the fact that the United States spends more on the military than the next seven countries combined.

A standard view in the neuroscience literature is that the frontal lobes sustain our ability to process others' mental states such as beliefs, intentions and desires (this ability is often referred to as having 'theory of mind').

Walcott was rushed and careless, yes, but ultimately he ''shoehorned'' his fossils into standard categories - he failed to see their wondrous oddity - because he believed in a standard view of evolution as progress.

Being forced to live in a country where abortion at any stage of pregnancy, for whatever reason, is equated with murder — a standard view on the Christian right — would almost surely arouse opposition, if not fury, among millennial women who have grown up in a pro-choice country and, like most Americans, show few signs of wanting to turn back the clock.

A standard view is that the gold "cover" should be 25%.

Because on a standard view of tropes, a property (that is, a type) just is a resembling set of tropes.

In which case, a standard view of tropes would entail that the property itself is a natural one.

If you use this tool, you may want to click on Reset if it's easier to get back to a standard view that way.

"This is a standard view across the world in United Nations countries - they should have a service available locally," Prof Rolston added.