Sentence examples similar to adjacent perspective from inspiring English sources

With the shifts, I can force Karen out of the frame for a moment, lingering with Puldron or Lila to show a perspective adjacent to her own that resists her way of viewing.

Or at least that is how it seems from the more humble perspective of adjacent Englefield Green.

To put it in perspective, an adjacent one-acre site was recently sold for £10 million.

Re-framing the problem or looking for solutions from various perspective (or adjacent fields) is a great way to overcome some of the mental biases that plague us.

This means that the twin tunnels are effective in displacement of the adjacent monument from the engineering perspective.

Here we investigated the spatial configuration of land uses within watersheds in South Korea and examined how spatial patterns of urban, agricultural, and forest land uses measured at both landscape and class levels, related to water quality in adjacent reservoirs from landscape ecological perspective.

Figure 1 visualizes the basic conception of the adjacent possible form a technology perspective.

Theoretical biologist Stuart Kauffmann introduced the theoretical perspective of the "adjacent possible" (Kauffman 2002), which consequently found its way into complexity theories of organizations (Mitleton-Kelly 2003) and opportunity recognition in entrepreneurship literature (Felin et al. 2014).

From an angiographic perspective, injection of dye adjacent to the heart allowed for characterization of several physiological aspects of the cardiac cycle.

This method also enables researchers to spend as much time as needed and provides a dry specimen that can be studied easily from different perspectives without worrying about adjacent structures.

The piece, which existed for four hours, involved transposing the full-size floor plan of a gallery at Cornell University onto an adjacent snowy space, highlighting the shift in perspective and scale.