"I was looking for angles, thinking if I shoot from high, it'll look like Russia," explains Wright.
O.K.?" The flip side of Jeremijenko's wide-angle thinking is that more-quotidian details — keeping doctor's appointments, say, or remembering her purse when she leaves the house — can slip between the cracks.
Sarah Bachman from California (20) wrote: "The United States could use more of this kind of wide-angle thinking about how to address health symptoms that are really symptoms of broader problems".
As shown in Table 2, the students in general showed positive views of the forum in enhancing communication especially in exchanging ideas (M = 4.18, SD = 0.51), enhancing cross-cultural understanding and communication (M = 4.05, SD = 0.66), and improving the ability of multi-angle thinking (M = 3.97, SD = 4.92).
Maybe you can try learning how angles work by thinking what angle is the best way to shoot a goal.
Brodeur moved out of his crease to cut down the angle on Havlat, thinking a defenseman would be back to defend Van Allen, but Havlat passed back to the wide-open Van Allen on the give-and-go.
"To me the business angle is really thinking about growing this community and thinking about how big of a market there is for sending and receiving stuff that you find on the internet," he said.
So they went after the space from a search angle, and began thinking how you could build a personal search engine – not one for webpages or documents, but for people.
I couldn't figure out the angle, I was thinking, 'How does a woman write?
But there was this fourth angle, which was thinking about who we were making this film for.
On the other hand, clinician 04 (male psychologist) said that when he and the treating team presented medication to clients "if anything, there might be more emphasis on the potential benefits than the potential risks (because) we are often coming from the angle of already thinking that it would be useful for the client".
