Sentence examples for for this viewpoint from inspiring English sources

Thanks for this viewpoint – it is too rare in the library world!

He explained in a BBC documentary that part of his reason for this viewpoint was being able to run the solar telescope and bring back a tremendous amount of information that nobody had seen before.

There is a lot to be said for this viewpoint though unfortunately - especially in the Middle East - it tends to be associated with imperialism, with the west trying to impose its own ideas of what is best for the rest of the world.

In the recent election, Mulayam Singh Yadav, head of the regional Samajwadi Party that runs Uttar Pradesh, criticised legal changes that foresee the death penalty for gang rape, saying: "Boys commit mistakes: Will they be hanged for rape?" Gaur expressed sympathy for this viewpoint – but the BJP dismissed his comments as an expression of his personal views, and not the party's.

Blau (1964) provides the underlying foundation for this viewpoint.

For this viewpoint, since different agents localized in the same coordinated point Z k can be motivated by different attractive areas, each velocity field effect should be individuated and included into the KFs' dynamic models that compose the proposed bank of filters as shown (13): A_{s} : = (X_{k+Delta k} = FX_{k} + BU_{k}^{s} + w_{k}), (13).

We give explanations, from this viewpoint, for regime shifts in which one WW species replaces another, and for the unpredictable dynamics of these fish stocks.

To establish the risk stratification for operative morbidity from this viewpoint, we evaluated the impact of IT and/or an extended surgical procedure on operative results.

Possible uses of this viewpoint for design and regulation are discussed, especially as regards melding of the basically deterministic notion of safety margins with its natural probabilistic counterpart of requiring load exceed capacity with only very small probability.

For emphatic examples of this viewpoint, see Faigman (1989) and Kampen and Tamás (2014).

For a better explanation of this viewpoint, check out the op-ed "Our Language Prejudices Don't Make No Sense" by Raffaella Zanuttini.