Sentence examples for discriminating view from inspiring English sources

Based partly on this experience, he advocates a narrower view of credit's origins and a more discriminating view of its purposes.

Instead, a more discriminating view of how patient's prioritize the relative importance of needs is available using the prevalence of verbal utterances associated with each specific need.

Younger and older respondents are more likely to show HIV discriminating views than respondents between 20 and 39 years old.

Typical most highly discriminating VTU (view-trained unit) layer neurons of HMAX are illustrated in Fig.  14 bottom.

Paul believed that private entities did have the right to discriminate, a view he had articulated as recently as 2002.

Agreement with this item significantly discriminated this view from all other accounts, which seems contradictory to the healthcare professionals' belief in lifestyle change, but may be associated with the view that healthcare professionals are limited in what they can achieve.

Subjects, trained to discriminate frontal views of two individuals, can recognize new views of the individual to be recognized compared to other individuals.

On this view, discriminating against people is similar to having an incompetent person judge an ice-skating competition: just as the incompetent judging taints the process by which places are awarded in the competition, discrimination taints the process by which opportunities and other social goods get distributed among the members of society.

For those who are subjected to stigma and their relatives this leads to a perception of the public as ignorant, prejudiced and discriminating in their view of mental illness [ 1].

In a third experiment we found that accuracy of reality monitoring depended on encoding: images were more accurately discriminated from viewed pictures when rated for affect than for size.

In [118], rats easily succeeded at discriminating the default views of the visual objects with a >70% correct accuracy, and quickly learned to tolerate size changes between 15° and 40° of visual angle (see Fig. 7A, vertical light blue frames) and in-depth azimuth rotations over a ±60° span (see Fig. 7A, horizontal light blue frames).