Sentence examples for described from different from inspiring English sources

Encounters in emergency departments have been described from different perspective and with different research approaches.

Unusual repetitions occur, such as the selection of a work crew described from different perspectives across three separate stories: three discrete pathways that unexpectedly intersect.

Secondly, collaborative learning is described from different angles, like individuals-in-context, learner communities, including motivational factors and distributed cognition.

During this period, several species were described from different continents, but only seven of them have been widely accepted18,21,22.

The first three volumes described, from different viewpoints, a series of events in Alexandria before World War II; the fourth carried the story forward into the war years.

The pterosaur record from the Iberian Peninsula is mostly scarce and undefined7, but in the last few years some new taxa have been described from different Lower Cretaceous sites of Spain8,9.

Two absorbing new books — Srinath Raghavan's "1971: A Global History of the Creation of Bangladesh" (Harvard) and Gary Bass's "The Blood Telegram: Nixon, Kissinger, and a Forgotten Genocide" (Knopf) — describe, from different perspectives, this strangely neglected episode of the Cold War.

These benefits and costs were described from many different points of view, including those of the developer, user, administrator and others.

Glade (2003) described examples from different parts of New Zealand that indicate changes in sediment-generating processes following land use modifications.

Led by art writer and scholar Edgar Tijhuis, the class offers guidance on describing art from different perspectives, plus in-depth advice on the mechanics of getting books and articles published.

"What I found fascinating was that though he was not interested at all in painters of his time, and famously said he didn't understand anything about cubism, in his style you can see he has a sort of cubist eye, the way that he describes things from different points of view simultaneously.