Sentence examples for in a standard view from inspiring English sources

Walcott was rushed and careless, yes, but ultimately he ''shoehorned'' his fossils into standard categories - he failed to see their wondrous oddity - because he believed in a standard view of evolution as progress.

In which case, a standard view of tropes would entail that the property itself is a natural one.

Taking this challenge as the primary driver in structural design, Schopenhauer takes aim at a standard view in architectural theory, the claim in Vitruvius and elsewhere that the classical column is proportional to natural forms (the human form, in the Vitruvian instance).

A standard view in the neuroscience literature is that the frontal lobes sustain our ability to process others' mental states such as beliefs, intentions and desires (this ability is often referred to as having 'theory of mind').

In the case of propositional logic, a standard view is that the meaning of logical connectives such as conjunction is given by a truth table, which shows how the truth or falsity of a compound sentence is determined by the truth values of its component sentences.

The lung contralateral to the lesion is measured in the standard plane for a four-chamber view of the heart, and the head circumference is measured in a standard biparietal view (Fig. 2a, b) [12].

In this study the hip joints were assessed from a supine AP control radiograph, which was taken with the same tube to film distance of 100 cm that is used in a standard AP view of the pelvis.

Left ventricular systolic function was analyzed in all standard views.

Figure 2 Typical segment from the EEG signals recorded by microEEG (top) in parallel with the standard system (bottom) shown in a standard EEG viewing environment (Insight II from Persyst Development Corp .. Insight's high-pass filter is on, and the resolution is set to high.

A new camera kit allows viewers on the other end to see the room in standard view or in a newer 150-degree wide screen view.

In fact, the standard view in the 1950s and early 1960s was that the singularities of the FRW models were consequences of false idealizing assumptions, namely assumptions of perfect isotropy and homogeneity.