Sentence examples for generalized perspective from inspiring English sources

It is a broad, generalized perspective that affects how one views the self, others, work, and even the physical world (in existential terms, Umwelt, the "around" or physical world; Mitwelt, the "with" or social world, and Eigenwelt, the world of the self or me).

The dots on the simulated planar surface were projected onto the image plane (CRT screen) by using a generalized perspective pinhole model with the observer's right eye position as the center of projections.

From a generalized perspective, the high correlation between mass and hydrophobicity (Table-5) (across 4 SCOP classes, thermophilic and mesophilic alike) coupled with (rather) insignificant correlation coefficient between mass and polarizability distributions, reinforced the myth regarding hydrophobicity as the primary driving force behind protein folding.

Because the generalized correlation yields a more general perspective onto the correlated protein motion, it is the one which will be used in the following analyses.

I suggest a unifying pattern based on a generalized philosophical perspective and varying expressions, although never a systematic or articulated philosophical doctrine, but at least a theme of action and active powers, natural and human, intellectual and material, with sources and grounds in theology, moral philosophy and historical argument.

Here, from the perspective of generalized congestions, the paper reflects the inevitability of India's massive blackouts, discusses occasional effects of trigger events, inherent evolution law of blackouts and the enlightenment on power industry in China, and explores risk control measures to defend blackouts in China.

From the perspective of generalized linear models, however, it is useful to suppose that the distribution function is the normal distribution with constant variance and the link function is the identity, which is the canonical link if the variance is known.

These characteristics were analyzed from the perspectives of generalized and pointwise spectra, force-response coherences and Strouhal numbers of the prism.

Such an account involves reflexivity, which originates with the vocal gesture and is essential to taking roles and the perspective of the generalized other.

However, when we take the perspective of the generalized other, we are both "watching" and forming a self in relationship to the system of behaviors that constitute this generalized other.

In this paper, the major assumptions of influential approaches to the structure of variability in practice conditions are discussed from the perspective of a generalized evolving attractor landscape model of motor learning.