Sentence examples for both the view of from inspiring English sources

Predictions of biodiversity impacts depended on precise inputs, underlying both the view of this system as being complex, and the necessity for detailed knowledge.

Hume (1993) attacks both the view of causation presupposed in the argument (that causation is an objective, productive, necessary relation experienced as power that holds between two things) and the Causal Principle every contingent being has a cause of its being that lies at the heart of the argument.

Cary Sherman, the president of the recording association, said that the case "is inconsistent with both the views of Congress and the findings of the district court".

One study capturing both the views of junior doctors and consultants reported that junior doctors were least prepared for prescribing, treatment, decision-making and emergencies [ 26].

Stakeholders were identified through formal and informal networking, reflecting both the views of patients as well as the disciplines/functions involved in the care for people with chronic conditions.

Note how in both pictures the view of spacetime changes when the observer accelerates.

They both have the view of essentially incrementalist tinkering of the edges and Obama needs to have a view that he's really going to take on.

The work is memorable for both the broad view of the vista, as well as for the high degree of detail.

The impact of digitalization affects both the macro view of social systems and how these systems impact each other, and the micro view of individual actions.

In the view of both students and faculty, clinical departments are deemed more prestigious.

Nurses consider that the view of both the Swedish society and the health care professionals about the healthy weight of preschool children has changed.