Sentence examples for as worldviews from inspiring English sources

Officials have also had to deal with protests by locals opposed to the mass accommodation, as WorldViews reported earlier.

As WorldViews has noted earlier, the Islamic State specifically wants the West to react with panic and alarm.

As WorldViews' Max Bearak recently reported from Afghanistan, U.S. airstrikes have spiked dramatically under new, looser rules of engagement.

As WorldViews discussed earlier, it's already established that Vikings reached the Americas centuries before Columbus's Spanish-sponsored expedition.

As Worldviews noted during Russia's International Army Games in August, Russia's military has sought to raise its public profile through savvy media branding.

In his view, as WorldViews has discussed earlier, the Ottoman Empire was a troubled, weak Islamic polity that succumbed to its European rivals.

The results of this study suggest that new multispectral data with unique band settings such as WorldView-2 improves the estimation and mapping of forage quality in rangelands at landscape level.

Some companies, such as WorldView, are talking about "near-space tourism," taking a passenger capsule to altitudes where the blackness of space and the curvature of the Earth can be seen.

However, this has changed since the availability of very high-resolution images, which offer spatial resolutions of less than a metre on the ground such as WorldView data.

While such notions as worldview and the spirit of a people play no role in Marty's descriptive semasiology, he still finds it appropriate to designate the inner linguistic form (or "etymon"), understood as "a presentation which serves as a link of association between the outwardly perceivable sign and its meaning" (Marty 1884: 298), whether it be autosemantic or synsemantic.

For example, several scholars have noted the power of early life experience on neurobiological and social capacities as well as worldview.