Sentence examples for discussion from the perspective from inspiring English sources

Moreover, although several data analytics and frameworks have been presented in recent years, with their pros and cons being discussed in different studies, a complete discussion from the perspective of data mining and knowledge discovery in databases still is needed.

I wanted to join the fields by starting serious game theory discussion from the perspective of experienced game enthusiasts.

In this section, we will give a brief discussion from the perspective of analysis and search algorithms to explain its importance for big data analytics.

This theory, also known as the Goblot-hypothesis, was discussed by many dream researchers, such as Binz (1878), Goblot (1896), Freud (1899), and more recently Hall (1981; for a discussion from the perspective of contemporary dream research, see Kramer 2007 22 244).

"Uruguay has started the discussion from the perspective of consumers.

Discussion: From the perspective of the PPMHP, licensing procedures are enabling factors that have the potential to influence safety.

We propose a panel discussion from the patient perspective regarding the prevalence of depression across chronic disease states.

Also, many historians of ideas have pointed out that the idea that liberty consists in the unhindered use of one's property (what MacGilvray (2011) calls "market freedom") is not the only way in which freedom can be understood, and has historically been understood (see for example Pettit 2006 for a discussion of markets from the perspective of freedom as non-domination).

3. In groups, participate in roundtable discussions speaking from the perspectives of certain interested parties.

A source familiar with the discussions from the Hulu perspective told me after our story appeared that, despite their first-in status, NBCU and News Corp. expect to be equal partners with Disney should the deal pan out.

(If you've not got time to listen, Lyn Gardner writes about the discussion from her perspective here on the blog LINK TO COME, while Catherine Love offers a good summary at The Public Reviews).