Windows thick enough to silence the beats within allowed for a view of dance students swaying in stocking feet in the dance studio.
"Why don't we put in a domed sphere, so when the characters jump out, it feels like they've pretty much jumped out into space?" This allowed for a view of Earth looming outside.
The naturalist position allows for a view of nature that contains functional relationships among processes.
Many astronomical observations are better made from the interior of Antarctica than from most surface locations because of the high elevation, which results in a thin atmosphere, low temperature, which minimizes the amount of water vapour in the atmosphere, and absence of light pollution, thus allowing for a view of space clearer than anywhere else on Earth.
The faster acquisition times also have allowed for the acquisition of three-dimensional (3D) datasets, allowing for a view of the fundus as seen with traditional examination techniques and correlation of cross-sectional images to their location on the fundus as well as generating maps of retinal layer thicknesses.
Maybe the haze of time and strength of his vision allow for a different view of Keating imploring the Liberal Party to dispose of its leader, Andrew Peacock by "putting him down like a faithful dog," calling the coalition frontbench "scumbags" and menacingly telling John Hewson (who he would convincingly defeat in 1993) that he "wanted to do him slowly".
The vehicle features wraparound large window, which allow for a wide view of the road, and therefore peace of mind for the user, per the carmaker.
They wanted to cut down some of Fred's mesquite trees to allow for a clearer view of the river.
That is, does living in a nation with deep historical roots allow for a longer view of the future, which in turn promotes self-sacrifice for the sake of the environment?
The physician manually applies acetic acid (or vinegar) on to the cervix to allow for a better view of the surface.
MRI appears to be the best diagnostic test which will allow for a detailed view of the joint(s) involved, thus allowing for a correct diagnosis and therapeutic approach.
