Two of Scott's studies present findings for a preference for "interiors that imply that there is more to the environment that can be experienced from the observer's present vantage point" (Scott 1993b, p 31).
The duel can look quaint from our present vantage point, an age of hollow tips and drone strife.
From a present vantage point, one can observe that the introduction of digital law set loose momentous and unsettling change.
For instance, in his classic study significantly entitled "Mind Children" (1988), Moravec stated: "What awaits is a future which, from our present vantage point, is best described by the words 'postbiological' or even 'supernatural'" [51].
From present vantage points Backe might appreciate the irony rather more than Kreis.
It is the Paradise Spell: the tendency to see the present from the vantage point of the future.
Each page spread presents the garage from the same vantage point, and this well-crafted stage set allows the reader to track the refuse pile's dwindling inventory.
This comprehensive review is presented from the vantage point of the fornix, a white matter bridge that occupies a central position in this functional network.
From the vantage point of present-day plant populations, it is possible to identify the closest wild relatives of crops, where and in what habitat they occur, and how these modern domesticates differ from their presumed wild ancestors (e.g. Zohary, 1969; Harlan, 1992).
