For lack of a better phrase, I call this binocular wisdom, an extension from binocular vision, vision generated by both eyes, the only kind that yields depth perspective.
However, the impacts of context, such as living environments and social culture, on recycling activities from a qualitative as well as in-depth perspective have seldom been discussed, especially in densely populated communities.
If you are interested in an in-depth perspective, leaders from the SouthCentral Foundation explain how they do it in two parts.
For a more in-depth perspective, he also displays wines by characteristic — those made from grapes grown in limestone soils, say, or wines with lively acidity.
Nevertheless, the process that led to the vast reforestation of Spain has not been yet studied in depth from a historical perspective.
It was in that landscape that the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies (F&ES) launched a new online magazine, Yale Environment 360, which promised to cover these critical issues from a global perspective, with depth and scientific rigor.
You not only have depth from a technology perspective, but you have breadth across the enterprise.
All of these ideas are from an industry outsider, albeit one who has studied the gun industry in-depth from a management perspective.
Scarcely any studies have discussed direct financial incentives in-depth from a performance perspective in post-conflict settings.
Her extensive work on policy analysis from a sociological perspective and her depth understanding of theories informing current policy supports her role in advising on these matters in relation to children and young people with type 1 diabetes.
From an application perspective, water depth was confirmed as a key factor in photodegradation of PhACs due to light attenuation by modelling and experimental results.
