We gave the identical survey before (pre) and at the very end (post) of the class to determine the extent views change.
He was a specialist in the history of the Great Depression, and to some extent views on the Depression can be taken as a proxy for one's political beliefs.
The method relies only on the 3D shape, with texture information not being used in any part of the algorithm, that makes it inherently invariant to changes in the background, illumination, and to some extent viewing angle variations.
To some extent, viewing the Analects as accretive is nothing new, but Bruce and A. Takeo Brooks (1998, 2000) recently have taken that view very far by identifying Book 4 (and only part of it, for that matter) as the most reflective of the historical Kongzi's views, and the other books as stemming from Confucius's students and members of his family.
In a sense, the N64 epitomised the tail end of a certain period in gaming, when consoles were still – to an extent – viewed as toys.
We also utilized machine learning approaches to check to what extent viewing behavior data can be used to predict a correct or incorrect answer coming from a student.
Maximum entropy modeling provided a broad-extent view of B. dermatitidis distributions at higher resolution than maps generated in the past from public health data aggregated at the county level [7].
To an extent, the view that Góngora was especially interested in "language itself" reflects the misunderstanding discussed above, which we might call the pure poetry fallacy.
The words 'factory' farms and live 'stock' illustrate to just what extent our view of these animals has been reduced to mere objects.
Different research and innovation environments appears to have different cultures that affect to what extent they view ELSA researchers and the ELSA agendas as legitimate actors and concerns.
Lastly, Romantic literature - and to a certain extent, the view held by city dwellers - has tended to portray the life of shepherds and livestock farmers as somewhat idyllic, free from the madding crowds, pollution, traffic and the frenzied hurly-burly of city life.
