Sentence examples for erroneous perspective from inspiring English sources

(Mikyö Dorje 2006: 273) On the second definition "Conventional truth is that which does not deceive the perspective to which it appears (snang ngor), or that which does not deceive an erroneous perspective ('khrul ngor), or that which is non-deceptive according to the standard of the mundane convention".

Kamalaśīla's definition of conventional truth stresses epistemic error (brānta jñāna / rnam shes khrul ba) in as much as he does stress on non-erroneous epistemic perspective (abrānta jñāna / rnam shes ma khrul ba) in his definition of the ultimate truth.

Because certain behaviour can seem irrational or even erroneous from one perspective (particularly in the aftermath of an incident) does not necessarily mean that it was irrational or erroneous at the time of the incident [ 17], making notions such as "violations" highly problematic [ 18].

However, one way to handle these limitations is by looking at Gelman & Calin [52] who recommend a design calculation that provides a perspective on erroneous findings in small studies.

Seen from this perspective, it is erroneous to ascribe a mission to an organization.

The depths realized from these examples may not be erroneous given the context and perspective of the respective studies.

It is from its perspective primarily the erroneous identification with the mind that is harmful to the body, as it indeed is to the proper use of the mind itself.

Additionally, from the perspective of "Do the erroneous answers' explanations sufficiently point to the learners' mistakes?", they selected the choice, "They sufficiently point to them" for five of the six explanatory texts.

Obama should also rectify his erroneous equating, from the U.S. national security perspective, of Ahmadinejad and Moussavi.

They are differentiated from the perspective of the cognitive processes that are either erroneous or non-erroneous".

Nonetheless, these state-of-the-art analyses suffer from some deficiencies, from a statistical perspective, that could result in either erroneous or misleading conclusions.