Sentence examples for by worldviews from inspiring English sources

However, video footage of the G-20 summit reviewed by WorldViews did not capture any such greeting.

Neither the Namibian Embassy in Washington nor Namibia's Ministry of International Relations and Cooperation responded when asked by WorldViews on Thursday about Trump's comments.

By worldviews we mean those ways of knowing, embedded in symbols and stories, which find lived expressions, consciously and unconsciously in the life of particular cultures.

But it was only starting in 2006 that I shifted increasingly into exploring behavior and climate and began learning why we split into factions on climate policy shaped more by worldviews than data.

Because geographic research is always shaped by worldviews and presuppositions, Christian geography, based on a scripturally directed, comprehensive, and integral Christian worldview, is a valid scholarly and scientific approach not limited to these opportunities but open to the entire field.

Why that is important has been outlined because scientific activity as part of a web of societal spheres is pervaded by worldviews and values, and has impact on those and what scientists' input should look like primarily, the is-premise in the normative argument.

b High-resolution image of the summit caldera after the eruption taken on 23 August 2015 by WorldView-2 (DigitalGlobe).

(Reproduced from Google Maps) Fig. 2 a High-resolution image of the summit caldera before lava effusion taken on 16 June 2015 by WorldView-2 (DigitalGlobe).

In fact there is a good chance that, within the next year, if you look at a satellite picture of a major city it will include images captured by WorldView-3.

While the enlargement of a MS image such as provided by WorldView-2 satellite, can be an easy task, pan-sharpening of HS imagery can be more complex not only because of the huge number of HS bands, but also because the spectral coverage of the PAN image does not match the wavelength acquisition range of the HS bands.

What an odd piece of work this article is, combining a guilt-by-association worldview with a six-degrees-of-separation mentality.