"Dali was well read in the literature of perspective and optical tricks," says the curator of "Dali's Optical Illusions," Dawn Ades of the University of Essex in Colchester, England.. "His interest in optical illusions has to do with making the irrational workings of the mind real, so that the eyes are tricked into believing them to be true".
Only by exploring limitations will the reader appropriately place the literature in perspective.
Citing past and present scientific literature, this perspective paper challenges current dogma and proposes that COPD and lung cancer might be related through overlapping pathogenetic pathways activated by smoking.
MeSHOPs are shown to provide a literature-supported perspective for discovery of new links between drugs and diseases based on pre-existing knowledge.
Though efficient resource utilization is a key public health issue, there is insufficient local literature and perspectives of decision makers about the process remain unknown.
A review of qualitative literature on perspectives on spirituality at the end of life, concluded that the "fundamental importance of spirituality at end-of-life' had been confirmed [ 5 p.407].
The development of each Core Set follows a rigorous and systematic scientific approach that comprises an expert survey (current study), a literature review ("research perspective"), focus groups ("client and family perspective"), and a clinical study ("clinical perspective").
"It's a novel about the effects of power on the lives of individuals and on literature, from the perspective of contemporary Cuba — and any reader can easily see that".
He wanted to approach the directives of proletarian literature from the perspective of immigrants not the faraway Chinese Buck would soon popularize in "The Good Earth," but those already here, chasing a livelihood across great distances.
I thought that, compared to the Newtonian observations of traditional literary criticism, with its emphasis on naked-eye mechanisms of plot and character, author and action, they were offering a sort of Einsteinian literary relativity that saw literature from the perspective of language itself, in its most impersonal and abstract — yet nonetheless distinctively literary — form.
