4. Individually, compare different perspectives of the transit of Venus.
Ellis concedes that "it's important to show different perspectives of the trans experience – parents, lovers, siblings".
You get all these different perspectives of the aftermath of a large earthquake in Japan.
They're almost like a sophisticated and intense soap opera where you can see different perspectives of the same story".
"The beauty of this technology is that [you get] different perspectives of the image.
The courses run year round, so the changing seasons give artists different perspectives of the estate grounds of a property that dates back to the 1820s.
He made pairs of drawings of a solid object as seen from the slightly different perspectives of the two eyes, and then designed an instrument that used mirrors to insure that each eye saw only its own drawing.
However, when she starts writing the story itself, from the different perspectives of the villagers, from opposing sides, in the format of letters and speeches and catalogues of dismembered bodies, the experiment starts to pay off.
Mr. Ottmann said he felt that the novel echoes how freely Ms. Bartlett can shift gears between abstraction and representation, control and exuberance, grids of steel plates and large-scale canvases — often diptychs that juxtapose two slightly different perspectives of the same scene and always painted with layers of grids that seem to embed the imagery in a web.
As Alan Kay, one of the inventors of the first functioning window-style system, at Xerox in the seventies, explained in an interview, "We generally want to view and edit more than one kind of scene at the same time — this could be as simple as combining pictures and text in the same glimpse, or deal with more than one kind of task, or compare different perspectives of the same model".
These different approaches emerge through different perspectives of the situation.
