Sentence examples for beyond the perspective from inspiring English sources

Going beyond the perspective of any single news outlet, Wikipedia incorporated information from dozens of sources, identifying verified information and providing important context.

Darling said that Ojeda — who replaced the anemic Lee Mazzilli in the studio — brought something beyond the perspective of a player who won the World Series as a Met: experience as a pitching coach in the Mets' farm system and with the Worcester Tornadoes of the independent Can-Am League. Can-Am League

Note that beyond the perspective of a day-to-day variability study, the search for repetitive activity-travel behaviour, through attributes of activities and/or trips, is indeed another research issue [7], which is beyond the scope of this study.

Beyond the perspective to develop nanoscale or single-molecule devices with robust electronic functionalities, the study of PDI_CY molecular junctions could offer significant contributions also in elucidating some fundamental and still unclear aspects concerning the electrical response of devices based on large solid-state assemblies of these molecules.

Other costs such as wages earned and the tax gains to the Exchequer were not taken into account as they were beyond the perspective of the analysis.

Longer term evaluation will be needed to show how these factors translate into other (e.g. quality-of-life and societal) benefits beyond the perspective of the institution where treatment is administered.

Florian Smolka and some Munich-based game design students have crafted a first person journey into the history of gaming that spans from the late 1950s to present day and beyond, via the perspective of a gamer ratcheting through every console era.

Beyond the perspectives and needs of German physicians, the ideas of other HCPs, such as pharmacists, and of HCPs from other European countries also need to be studied.

In Lear's account, Freud fell in with this fantasy "until the moment that he wrote 'Beyond the Pleasure Principle,' "but "from the perspective of 'Beyond the Pleasure Principle,' the metaphor of the cave gives a false picture of the totality of human possibilities".

HRQoL is a multidimensional construct of physical, psychological and functional well-being, i.e. subjective information beyond morbidity, as observed from the perspective of a parent or from the child itself - or better, both [ 13, 14].

In recent years however there has been a considerable effort to broaden the perspective beyond conventional approaches to Khmer history and archaeology.