Sentence examples for a static viewing from inspiring English sources

Could documentaries become less a static viewing experience with a beginning middle and end and more something we engage with, even perhaps on an ongoing basis (a trait particularly suited to documentary since real life, unlike written stories, doesn't have a beginning, middle and end)?

As opposed to a static view of culture, our bodies of work therefore tend to reflect the eclecticism of modern experience.

A spokesman, Jim Cullinan, added: "We do find it ironic that the government continues to have a static view of the industry one day after the AOL-Time wasner merger wapprovedved".

Other Information on the Web: You can survey the changes in Mount St. Helens' eruption for yourself by visiting the Mount St. Helens VolcanoCam (//www.fs.fed.us/gpnf/volcanocams/msh/), a static view of the volcano that automatically updates every five minutes.

A video image of the organist is projected onto a screen at the front of the church, offering a static view (from above) of the player and the instruments.

This argument from design, common to most of the leading scientists of the 17th century, implied a static view of nature that was distinctly different from the evolutionary ideas of the early and mid-19th century.

A static view of intelligence has been widely debunked; it undermines intellectual risk-taking.

A static view of the simulation is shown in Figure 7.

Such zonation represents a static view of the environment and does not reflect dynamics and function.

Previous studies in general adopt a static view for the spatial distribution of species.

Figure 4 shows a static view of the objects in an application for side effect prediction and drug discovery.