Like most journalists I read avidly – to name a few regulars in my bag aside from my Guardian and Sun – Hello!, Heat, Prospect, Standpoint, Private Eye, Horse and Hound and, on occasion, The Lady.
Masiello, now the coach at Manhattan College, said Vogel's razor-sharp basketball I.Q., from a schematic standpoint, was eye-opening to him.
"From a practical standpoint, I rely on my eye, clinical experience and parental concerns about a child's growth.
Later works reflect her interest in philosophy: The Natural Philosophy of Plant Form (1950), The Mind and the Eye: A Study of the Biologist's Standpoint (1954), and The Manifold and the One (1957).
Billed as worm's-eye-views of warfare from the German standpoint, the books contain some crude humour and a great deal more cruelty and brutality – they are war comics without the pictures, devoured especially by teenage boys.
"From a pure athletic standpoint, Miami is a jewel in the eye of the A.C.C.
7 The burden of dry eye disease from both the prevalence and patient morbidity standpoints appears to be considerable.
Suggestions for areas of further research about best practice for integration of eye care into primary health care systems from a HSS standpoint include: Generation of evidence of effectiveness and efficiency from existing eye health projects to identify trends or best practices [ 49, 196].
Spelt, to my eye, didn't look like farro, and from a stovetop behavioral standpoint, it quickly distinguished itself.
The report concludes, "No matter how 'cool' and popular the concept might be, from the oil market's standpoint, hybrids will be irrelevant as far as the eye can see".
