Sentence examples for equivalent perspective from inspiring English sources

She knowingly positions Cunningham in relation to Martha Graham and Antony Tudor, but when she writes about Jasper Johns and Rauschenberg she lacks equivalent perspective, neglecting the pivotal role of Kurt Schwitters and Hans Arp and other predecessors of these American artists who have enjoyed such disproportionate celebrity and absurdly high market values.

Spindles were therefore classified accordingly in these two, cell-biologically equivalent, perspective categories, a 'Front' view, when the main axis of the spindle was mostly parallel to the sectioning plane and fully visible within 1 3 confocal sections, and a 'Side' view, when the main axis of the spindle extended mostly along the sectioning axis.

It adds on the previous report from the same study districts on the equivalent perspectives of ANC users [ 18], partly the service providers [ 29], and of higher level stakeholders at district and national level [ 17, 36, 37].

Therefore, it is necessary to define a new concept for the CC-VSC from the SG-equivalent perspective.

Recently, the concept of "virtual rotor angle" of VC-VSC is presented from the SG-equivalent perspective [32].

Hence, PF and round robin strategies are equivalent from the perspective of scheduling probabilities (both are resource fair).

He believes these share awards work as "a long-term material stimulus" and give them a more stable perspective, equivalent to that of a family member.

Bisimulation is a powerful method for abstracting finite state systems to yield simpler finite state systems that are equivalent from the perspective of LTL[10].

From a 'collective' perspective, equivalent to a societal perspective, at 6 months the incremental cost per healed ulcer was (in Australian dollars [$A]) $A515 and $A322 per reduced pain score, reflecting improved healing rates and reduced pain scores in the Leg Club patients.

However, there is reason to believe that comparably small differences in λmax can be ecologically and evolutionarily important in African cichlids [ 38], and whether or not these opsins are functionally equivalent from the perspective of African cichlid visual biology and fitness is not clear.

Therefore, the difficulty of BNews, CTS, and clean speech on parliament sessions can be considered equivalent for an STD perspective.