Sentence examples for central views from inspiring English sources

The left, right and central views used in the experiments are reported in Table 5.

This section assesses the impact of varying the distance between the lateral and the central views on the M-DVC codec RD performance.

At the decoder, the M-DVC solution has access to the decoded frames from the lateral and central views, as shown in Figure 1.

Another reason that the work of Cavendish is important is that it anticipates some of the central views and arguments that are more commonly associated with figures like Thomas Hobbes and David Hume.

As MacFarlane 2002 points out, one of Kant's most central views about logic is that its axioms and theorems are purely formal in nature, i.e., abstracted from all semantic content and concerned only with the forms of judgments, which are applicable across all the physical and mathematical sciences (1781/1787, A55/B79, A56/B80, A70/B95).

The Creators Project caught up with Budassi, who got the idea for the map "when [he] was drawing hexaflexagons for [his] son's birthday souvenirs and started drawing central views of the cosmos and the solar system," to find out more about his creative process.

In other words, the views of the member states' regulators trump the central view of Brussels.

Our central view (indeed hope) is therefore that the deal will not go through.

Our central view is that the economy will avoid a hard landing.

By contrast, Alvin's scientific viewports look off to the side, with only the pilot getting the central view.

He stressed that, "risks to the [Bank of England's monetary policy] committee's central view of a gradual recovery of output remain to the downside".