Monitoring standards are either impossible or unnecessary, depending on viewpoint, while up to 9,000 dead and eviscerated birds an hour swing towards the cutting and packaging rooms.
We are therefore directly using museum specimens to support a difficult concept, that evidence can be interpreted differently depending on viewpoint, or belief.
However, we recognise that the criteria are qualitative rather than quantitative, requiring some value judgement to implement, and that some benefits or harms may not be apparent early in a product lifecycle, both of which could lead to misclassification (or differences in classification depending on viewpoint) that vary with time.
Invariance overcomes one of the fundamental difficulties in recognising objects from images: that the appearance of an object depends on viewpoint.
"I'm fortunate, or unfortunate, depending on one's viewpoint.
Depending on one's viewpoint, the configuration appears to soar, surge, hover, or cascade.
Verizon subscribers are, depending on one's viewpoint, in or out of luck.
(Ms. Bernhard, a repeat host -- or, depending on one's viewpoint, offender -- had been replaced by Ali McGraw, Shalom Harlow and other presenters).
Sweerts had the fortune or the misfortune, depending on one's viewpoint, of living in a century in which art flourished on an international scale, and the competition was keen.
The format was a help -- or a hindrance, depending on one's viewpoint -- to Mr. Kucinich and Ms. Braun, who gave almost the same answer to many questions: they repeatedly said they supported single-payer, universal health insurance.
