Sentence examples for natural perspective from inspiring English sources

The standard 50mm focal length offers a natural perspective, while an 85mm portrait lens encourages a tighter composition.

Those with a natural perspective, such as farmers, ranchers or even child rearers understand the progression of planting seeds, nurturing growth and patience for the harvest.

It is a glorious paradox -- and one peculiar to theater -- that this leads them and us to what a character in "Twelfth Night" describes as "a natural perspective that is and is not".

But while Noah Radcliffe is winningly unaffected as this reconceived Narrator (a role he alternates with Jack Broderick), a child's-eye view is hardly a natural perspective here, unless that child is precociously world-weary and worldly wise.

From a natural perspective The RSPB reserve of Cattawade Marshes sits between two arms of the Stour – one tidal, the other freshwater – and attracts a wide range of birdlife including lapwings, redshanks and skylarks in the spring, wigeon and teal in winter.

The information as code approach is a very natural perspective on information flow, hence there are a number of related frameworks that exemplify it.

Does it amount to taking the view of nature but of nowhere in particular or is it a naturally occurring, perspective on perspectives, a recognition of the plurality of natural perspectives?

Can we describe Zhuangzi's míng as "having a sense of our limited perspective?" Credulous, dogmatic and imperious absolutists do not appreciate themselves as being in one of a variety of natural perspectives.

The selection process includes multiple criteria, therefore a Multi-Criteria Decision Making (MCDM) method namely, PROMETHEE (Preference Ranking Organisational Method for Enrichment Evaluation) is used in the study to select the best sustainable concept considering the criteria from social, economical and natural perspectives.

The essential aspect of the natural history perspective is the view that the teaching of biology and especially the teaching of the micro-evolutionary processes of evolution should be embedded within the context of a historical narrative.

We named this approach a "natural history perspective" on biology education.