The books each present a chapter from a distinct point-of-view, and I find it useful to think about a season not just by who got screen time, but who most frequently functioned as the POV.
Many scenes, told from the distinct points of view of the two parents, offer tender insights into their suffering, their desperation, their growing alienation from each other.
The chemical and physical accounts are not of two different entities; rather, they describe and explain the same entity from two distinct points of view, and in this sense the two accounts are "parallel".
Like Duns Scotus and Wyclif, Paul speaks of a formal difference (or difference of reason) between essence and being in creatures, as the essence and the essential being of a thing are one and the same entity considered from two distinct point of view, intensionally (the essence) and extensionally (the being) (SN, part VI, chap. 1, fol. 93ra).
"Images created from the photographers' distinct point of view to capture the dynamics between humans and their created outdoor environments".
Street photography therefore is the attempt to capture these dynamics through photographic images, from the photographers' individual and distinct point of view.
It doesn't have a narrator or talking-head experts, but a distinct point of view emerges from the images of the often heavily mechanized production of foodstuffs — from baby chicks to olives — and from the relentlessness of Mr. Geyrhalter's gaze.
With this new bandwidth, we're going to see CFOs rise from back office leaders within organizations to those who have a voice and a distinct point of view on the future of business.
