Sentence examples for construct a view from inspiring English sources

Extracting pieces from four individual fabric sketches, the starting fragment was then drawn to two vanishing points to construct a view from another angle.

The latter sort of standard calls upon its subjects to construct a view of the care that, in their law, a driver owes to another person — and not merely to ask, how bald is a bald tire?

Eikowa's soon-to-launch application, with Augmented Reality function, will also allow customers to select a painting from the online catalogue and construct a view with real, life sized painting positioned in the room, which will help make buying decision and overcome physical restriction.

Tools such as Google Maps solve this problem by precomputing images representing sections of maps at multiple resolution scales, and providing fast access to the images as needed to construct a view.

Humans are also, to a very limited extent, capable of constructing a view of space that approximates Cartesian space, but individuals vary greatly in their ability to mentally imagine 3D structures in this way.

The problem with the western philosophical tradition is that it constructs a view of rationality that is in compliance with the oppressive function of rationality or the form of rationality that supports domination.

As Julian Assange noted in his New York Times review of The New Digital Age, by Eric Schmidt and Jared Cohen of Google, Inc., corporations and the government have constructed a view of technology for the use of imperialism while at the same time both negating and criminalizing the use of similar, if much less powerful and far reaching technology, as parts of resistance movements around the world.

As shown in Figure 3Figure 3, using PPI-Map we have constructed a view of CCIs showing the subcellar localizations of the annotated complexes.

Stake [ 7] contends that the most critical role of the researcher is that of interpreter, one who constructs a view of the phenomenon through explanation and description "providing readers with good raw material for their own generalizing" (p102).

The Soviet demise encouraged US political elites to construct a "unipolar" view of America's global position and interest.

From this information it can construct a perfect view of dependencies, even if the Makefiles are incorrect.