What baffles me, however, is how the likes of Henry for instance is viewed as a paragon of virtue after he did worse against the ROI.
An episode of Nickelodon's "SpongeBob SquarePants," for instance, is viewed by an average audience of 876,000 children age 6 to 11, according to Nielsen Media Research, and falls in the category of shows that are off-limits to ads for junk food.
Mr. Weiner, for instance, is viewed favorably by 45 percent of Democrats over all, and 15 percent have him as their first choice, meaning that 30 percent of Democrats have a favorable view of him but are not supporting him yet.
Depo-Provera, for instance, was viewed by some as being conducive to market-based spread whereas the community health worker model was believed to require ongoing public sector support to be effective as an integral part of the public health system.
The cameras have a high enough resolution that in the event of an incident, reflected images picked up from the mirrors attached to the side of the truck can in many instances be viewed to determine what happened beside the vehicle.
France, for instance, which is viewed as having some of the most promising shale oil and gas prospects, particularly in the Paris area, has banned fracking.
In multimodal analysis for instance, language is viewed as only one mode of communication which may or may not take up a central role in a given situation (Norris 2004).
For instance, this group is viewed as being quiet, hardworking, family oriented, and good at math and science.
It moves so fast, half-digesting everything in sight, abruptly shifting the terms in which Pollock's art, for instance, can be viewed.
The Al5Ti3 and the Al11Ti7 derivatives of the off-stoichiometric γ-TiAl phase, for instance, can be viewed as identical periodic arrangements of lean rhombi and squares and fat rhombi and squares, respectively.
More importance is placed on doing things right and maintaining harmony, rather than worrying about getting things done "on time". In India, for instance, deadlines are viewed as "targets" to be met in the context of competing tasks and priorities and the potential damage a delay would have on a particular relationship.
