Sentence examples for linear view from inspiring English sources
I often hear people complain that science has a "linear" view of the world.
In a stroke, a neat, linear view of history was complicated and refreshed.
Outside in the hall, the show's impresario, Peter Shapiro, seemed to take a more linear view.
We miss the coherence that the linear view of culture conferred on seemingly random events.
In the 19th century this notion morphed into the linear view of the past known as historicism.
This is both a reductionist and a linear view of human decision-making.
Second, you could roll the panorama back into a cylinder, treat it as a 3D scene, and form a new linear perspective view of this scene with a virtual camera having a 90-degree field of view.
Perhaps the introduction of iPlayer – the real moment that linear viewing essentially became redundant?
"Once all households have the ability to digitally record TV programmes, Thinkbox expects the average level of recorded and playback TV viewing to settle at around 15-20% of total linear viewing," said the body.
The decline in so-called "linear" viewing means that children's channel CBBC has become on-demand only, with the money saved from distributing the service via TV masts, satellite and cable ploughed back into programme-making.
Moreover, they hold to linear views of history, believing it to have a beginning and an end, with a definite goal as its climax, and to be by nature unrepeatable.
