Sentence examples for for common views from inspiring English sources

Default generic templates were provided for common views of biological data, which could be customized using an open Application Programming Interface to change the way data are displayed.

Twitter provided the platform for people with common views to come together.

In a systematic review concerning children of women with epilepsy (WWE), no support was found for the common view that epilepsy per se represented a risk for increased congenital malformations (Fried et al. 2004).

This suggests the need for NGOs to develop common views on what is research, the various types of research, and the components of the research process.

For the common view of madness, his outbreak might, paradoxically, be something of a relief.

Our concern was for the common view period between the orbiter and the two landers.

With so many readers of Plato accustomed to taking Socrates as his mouthpiece in the dialogues, it is not surprising that this passage has served as the foundation for the common view of Zeno as Parmenidean legatee and defender, by his own special means, of Eleatic orthodoxy.

In Book III of his Oxford Lectura, Wodeham followed FitzRalph word for word on the issue, thereby rejecting the very position he had himself defended in Book I. Again, Gregory of Rimini recognized FitzRalph as the source for the common view of infinity held at Oxford by Holcot and Wodeham, and he repeated FitzRalph's arguments, albeit in order to reject this position (Courtenay 1987: 76 8).

There are two common views of Donald Trump.

For Thaemlitz, the common view of the dance music scene as an apolitical, hedonistic space is mistaken.

For, on a common view, individual rights just are a special case of categorical rules.