Sentence examples for at perspective from inspiring English sources

We propose an analytical framework (Figure 1) that augments previous studies by analysing boundary objects from an AT perspective.

The creation of governance structure for the VIKING alliance can be interpreted as a goal-oriented purposeful action, from the AT perspective.

They reappear in twentieth-century art through the Cubist desire to make playthings that snubbed their noses at perspective, and the Teutonic urge to make a new language of pure form.

Georgetown's Austin Freeman, coming off a team-high 25-point performance while playing just shy of the entire 40 minutes, strayed a bit from his coach's attempts at perspective.

The rectangular shape of the plaques, their narrative content, and in some cases their attempt at perspective have been attributed to the influence of illustrations in books carried by the Portuguese, who were in contact with Benin from the late 15th century.

Rob Marvin pointed me at Perspective's 'False Positive' blog, in which they share some of their experiences and lessons learned.

So who is good at perspective-taking and who is lacking?

Although this basic skill is fundamental and beneficial, not everyone is good at perspective-taking, particularly in their romantic relationships.

A study at the University of Birmingham found, for example, that managers who are good at perspective-taking were able to move workers to give their best efforts.

But before we write off their behavior as an incontrovertible fact of human nature people are just bad at perspective-taking —our research suggests that in the context of romantic or sexual pursuit, people are not just bad at perspective-taking, we are systematically biased.

There's a simple psychological reason for this, which is that we experience our own minds firsthand, but can only experience others' minds through others' reports, our own analogical reasoning, or imperfect attempts at perspective-taking.