Sentence examples for more recent perspectives from inspiring English sources

From more recent perspectives in economic analysis, some of Mill's economics decidedly looks backward.

][ Revisiting Thunderbirds Are Go from more recent perspectives has led to different interpretations: Jeff Stafford of Turner Classic Movies regards the film in its entirety as a "pop culture novelty as fascinating and endearing as a toy from one's childhood".

The more recent perspective, however, has concentrated on the destructive side of the European conquest, emphasizing, for example, the disastrous impact of the slave trade and the ravages of imported disease on the indigenous peoples of the Caribbean region and the American continents.

For a more recent perspective we recommend the paper by Leine et al. [42] and the book by di Bernardo et al. [43], particularly in engineering applications, and the paper by Coombes et al. [44] for applications in neuroscience.

Although most studies have focused on the FRN as a reflection of reward processing, a more recent perspective is that the medial frontal cortex predicts the outcomes of an action and signals when a discrepancy is detected between the predicted and actual outcomes.

In calling for an epistemological shift towards a capital-centred perspective, we conclude that an understanding of property politics might profitably draw upon both a rehabilitated version of neo-Marxist frameworks and more recent institutional perspectives.

A number of more recent European perspectives have been written as well [ 5, 6].

It is sometimes interpreted in probabilistic terms (see Shafer [22] and Dempster [23] for more recent discussions and perspectives).

Accordingly, a more recent paper on the perspectives from these earlier studies stated that leisure time physical activities have to be included, "presumably because of lack of variability in intensities of physical work" [ 7].

A more recent study supported this perspective and provided TEM evidence that etch-and-rinse adhesives caused extensive degradation of the hybrid layer in-vivo [129].

The responses of prey to predators and various predator avoidance and antipredator behaviors have been extensively evaluated from ecological and ethological perspectives and more recent ethopharmacological and neuroscience approaches.