Sentence examples for distance perspective from inspiring English sources

Geometry, and Greek and Islamic experiments in mathematics, began to expose the importance of shape, distance, perspective and to reveal a vision of the universe "not as a series of static frames but as a moving process".

I have a bad sense of distance perspective at the best of times so it was only when our guide, Michael, said "I'm moving away fast, I think you should do the same", that I realised how close it was.

"He does so 'on the spot', 'in the twinkle of an eye'in'in the heat of the moment', that is, in conditions which exclude distance, perspective, detachment and reflection" (Bourdieu, 1990, p. 82).

But in VANETs, the packet passes along roads, and the road width is far less than the transmission range; in addition, the nodes that are selected by the candidate node set selection mechanism are located on one side of the current node, so all candidate nodes could hear each other from the distance perspective and duplicate transmission exists rarely in VANETs.

There are complexities associated with distance perspectives and the appropriate balance of foreground and distant landscape.

This tool links an oblique view with multiple distance perspectives to a GIS dataset.

Indeed, in private conversations with guests, well away from my notebook, many fasters admitted to having recently split up, or having travelled to Koh Samui to get a long-distance perspective on relationships.

It encourages a singer like Ms. Martin to break through the gap and make tellingly assertive gestures, as she did in a beautiful rendition of "What'll I Do?" Simply by bearing down on the title phrase, as if she were pleading to a friend for advice, she applied her stamp to a standard that everyone else interprets from a long-distance perspective.

In this genre the story unfolds in a character's own words, exposing the character's thoughts and feelings in real time rather than describing them from the distancing perspective of a disembodied narrator.

It is reported that depressed individuals can benefit from analyzing negative emotion events from a self-distancing perspective [ 28].

This work apparently marked an important advance in the rendering of space, perspective, and distance by means of the placement of figures within a composition.