Sentence examples for given point of view from inspiring English sources

Kelsen's answer is that the relevant "ought" is always relative to a given point of view.

The apparent size, also known as angular diameter, is an angular measure that allows quantifying how large a sphere appears from a given point of view.

(1) The nodes visible from the given point of view are identified using the Convex Hull data, and their 2D coordinates are retained (e.g., for the posterior view, the nodes are in the plane).

Prior to coding, designers must determine which patterns best capture semantic predications relevant to the given point-of-view.

This drive to give point of view to a silhouette, through cut and well-chosen fabrics, is something we associate with Nicolas Ghesquiere's generation of stars, so it's great to know that younger designers — Mr. Tait recently graduated from Central Saint Martins — still have that ambition.

The writers have given that point of view a place on the show.

Indeed, he's the one character who actually might not be what he appears to be, but he's the one character who's never given a point of view.

Rebecca West is given a point of view in the first and last sections, but not during her involvement with Wells, when she was transformed from a drily savage critic of his work to a woman obsessed.

Given this point of view, to then spur innovation requires a systematic database that the user can access, with tools to help manipulate that database.

Nevertheless, the dispersion of the results in the different calculation settings, for a given optimization point of view, is higher when the insulation thicknesses are higher.

Policy schemes often target to ensure sustainable use of resources and preserve biodiversity (Geijzendorffer and Roche 2013) and given this point of view they also aim to secure the ESs.