"It's wonderful from a nature and natural standpoint if you take people out and just show the environment," he said, but he said he thought the camera could easily be abused by fishermen.
It doesn't excuse their bias, but from a human nature standpoint it's an imaginable possibility.
are entirely inconsequential from Hilbert's standpoint.
The political nature of early standpoint, with its roots in Marxist theory, captured this political feature of achievement, but later versions minimize it, moving away from the Marxist use of class struggle as a primary organizing principle of analysis.
This ethnic effect of malaria resistance mutations, whose paradoxical nature from a traditional standpoint was well articulated by Flint et al. [ 231], becomes much more understandable from the theory presented here.
Feminist epistemological discussion of the nature of first person standpoints and the importance of understanding them has informed discussions of victim protection, for example (Schroeder 1991).
The kind and the extent of one's natural abilities are due to a lottery of nature; considered from a moral standpoint their distribution is purely arbitrary (Rawls 1971, 48).
In fact, from a purely reproductive standpoint, nature would have preferred that she marry her high-school boyfriend.
However, from a "learning about the nature and practice of science" standpoint, this may not be such a good idea.
It is because nature as conceived from this standpoint is excluded from the divine substance, according to Feuerbach, that medieval thought showed no interest in the investigation of nature.
The first two natures provide an argument for Yogācāra's empirical and practical standpoint (vyavahāra), conventional truth and the third nature an argument for its ultimate truth.
