"change viewpoints" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used when talking about changing one's perspective or opinion on a subject. Example: After discussing the issue with my friend, I was able to change viewpoints and see the situation from a different angle.
To provide some guidance on constructive ways to talk to people with opposing climate change viewpoints, we analyzed the Yale AP-NORC Environment Poll, a survey conducted among the American public (ages 18 and over) by the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies and the Associated Press-NORC Center for Publate last yearsearch late last year.
Subjects can change viewpoints by either moving around or manipulating the real tracking marker underneath the virtual ductwork model.
It is a chance to change viewpoints, to establish new relationships and lifelong collaborations, and to get a sense for where you'd like your science to go in the coming years.
He praised the ability to change viewpoints and the realistic movements of the character sprite.
"High IH leads people to reconsider their beliefs and attitudes, which should lead them to adjust or change viewpoints that don't stand up under close scrutiny," Leary said.
If you and another poster are in a true debate and just can't seem to persuade one another to change viewpoints... just agree to disagree and move on with your lives.
SIFT features are invariant to scaling and rotation and partially invariant to illumination change, viewpoint change, and noise.
The present findings demonstrated the PAG volume gain in MOH compared with NC, which may explain the PAG dysfunction in MOH from the PAG structural pathophysiological change viewpoint.
But even within the administration, Cabinet members disagreed and even changed viewpoints.
The night of political spoofing, held by the Albany press corps, included a sketch that, sung to the tune of "The Lady Is a Tramp," satirized Mrs. Clinton's decision to run for office in New York: "She changes viewpoints like three times an hour.
"This may change the viewpoints about what Parkinson's disease is," said David S. Goldstein, a researcher at the institute and author of the study.
