Sentence examples for flexibility of perspective from inspiring English sources
Proper, canonical, "serious" literature is built upon this flexibility of perspective, but the privilege of such perspective is rarely extended to those on the margins, whose work is often perceived as ethnographic — and for whom there is typically only one way to be "authentic".
The flexibility of the technique opens perspectives for other new applications and therefore multivariate MPS can become a valuable part of the pedometrical toolbox.
From a technical perspective, the flexibility of Dioptase is based on a lightweight domain-specific language (DSL) designed to express continuous processing tasks.
From a clinical perspective, the flexibility of insulin degludec may be useful for patients who travel, are shift workers, or prefer to sleep later on weekends without having to worry about developing hyperglycemia if the timing of their routine insulin injections is disrupted.
In the last part of that quote Singer begins to touch another flexibility process: perspective taking and the importance of distinguishing the person who is aware from the content of which one is aware.
Preservation and attraction of personnel resources are based on the department's excellence, on reliable perspectives and the flexibility of job profiles, which also result from the close connection between care and research and the expansion of perspectives on women's health.
Furthermore, the vision opens up the space for a policy dialogue on labour market flexibility from the perspective of the worker rather than the employer.
Staying ahead requires flexibility and perspective.
Details were painted rather than incised, thus allowing more flexibility in the rendering of human form, movements, and, above all, expressions and allowing scope for shading and a more satisfactory kind of perspective.
Total lack of perspective.
