Sentence examples similar to assimilated perspective from inspiring English sources
Whitmer shows how the orphanage's identity as a scientific community hinged on its promotion of philosophical eclecticism as a tool for assimilating perspectives and observations and working to perfect one's abilities to observe methodically.
It's to assimilate the perspective of the customer, to take it on (at least momentarily) as your own.
Quite ironically, then, the legacy of the Schroedinger's quest might outlast the molecular revolution in life sciences that it helped to initiate, and take us to a new understanding of biological organization – from the systems perspective, assimilating along the way the spectacular advances of modern physics and information science.
Once I made the move from North Carolina to New York it really put things in perspective about how I assimilated and made conscious decisions regarding making art and where my art stood on a global scale.
In this perspective, the linguistic message is functionally assimilated in the intention of action [14].
In particular, the history and experience of oppression brought with it certain perspectives and needs that could not be assimilated through existing liberal structures.
I think it's imperative that the perspectives and stories of people from different subgroups of feminism are assimilated into mainstream feminist discourse, so that we avoid excluding and alienating individuals who risk experiencing interlocking systemic oppressions.
From a cultural perspective, the hybrid system was successfully integrated or diffused into Oeledo village life, being assimilated well by the community into its ongoing practice.
Prepare to be assimilated"?
