Sentence examples for analytic distance from inspiring English sources

I don't know what I expected from the Hollywood Show, a little entertainment, a glimpse of a subculture I appreciate but prefer to keep at an analytic distance.

I began sections by asking: "Why might someone believe this?" I found that this particular phrasing invites a kind of analytic distance that enables students to temporarily step outside their own perspective and beliefs in order to imagine the world through another's eyes.

What tends to get in the way in this connection is that the set-theoretic and infinitary methodology Dedekind championed was so successful, and shaped twentieth-century mathematics so much, that it is hard to reach the analytic distance needed.

The talk starts with a description of the GE Sherlock system which encompasses methods such as person tracking in crowds, dynamic PTZ camera control, facial analytics from a distance such as gaze estimation and expression recognition, upper body affective pose analysis and the inference of social states such as rapport and hostility.

The solution from image charges is in very good agreement with the analytic model for distances r ≳ L/2, where both the image charge solution and the analytic model show strong deviations from the bulk r −1 behavior.

To prove the other one, an analytic expression of the distance between the circumcenter and an interior point is achieved by the distance geometry method.

The ability to obtain this final result, a semi-analytic solution for the distance (z_{c}) which is an indication of the length of device required, or other similar quantities derived from the analytic solution (35), is the justification for the simplifications made during the modelling stage.

One might see in Cassatt's prints, for example, the working out of a certain fundamental psychological polarity: an underlying tension between a distancing, coolly analytic formality and powerful impulses of empathic tenderness.

Organizations can also search their incidents archive, access incident-level analytics like speed and distance traveled, and reconstruct events using composites to piece together multiple incidents.

Although not trained as a social scientist, Tanur left a legacy of photographs that are said to "represent the true spirit of ethnography — they express a direct, personal, and emotional engagement with the lives of others while also conveying enough intellectual distance to be analytic". Application and further information are available on the Tanur Prize website.

Even when informatics projects have explicitly identified an impact area or use context, much of the research tends to occur at a distance from the analytic workplace.