Sentence examples for captured this perspective from inspiring English sources

An article on the front page of the New York Times recently captured this perspective, however inadvertently, when, speaking of the CIA's aerial war over Pakistan's tribal borderlands, it described the Agency's unmanned drones as "observing and tracking targets, then unleashing missiles on their quarry".

Other times the term is used to indicate groups with a unique mechanism or cause underlying the disorder, the terms 'aetiological' or 'mechanistic sub-group' probably best capture this perspective.

How should economists go about capturing this broader perspective required by public health decision makers?

Five facility case studies captured the perspective of doctors, nurses, and health managers through semi-structured in-depth interviews.

This exploratory qualitative study captured the perspectives of a range of participants including women caring for children under 5 years (service clients), community leaders, service providers (APEs) and their supervisors.

Some purposive sampling was used to ensure that we captured the perspectives of family members who were not university educated.

This was done to capture the perspective of the next of kin and since there is no timeframe applicable to all older individuals.

From a sociotechnical perspective, capturing this subjective contextual data was useful insofar as we sought to identify the dynamics between technology and the social, professional, and cultural environment in which it was used which in turn can be useful in developing preventative strategies [ 18].

A video typically captures the perspective projection of scene known as quasi-3D [45] 45].

With that in mind, he says, you could create an entire 3D stitch of the stadium, and a viewer could capture the perspective of the game from anywhere.

As a journalist, I thought it was appropriate to capture the perspective of the marginalized group of women.