Sentence examples for one viewed on from inspiring English sources

That word is "resolution," which refers to the clarity and sharpness of an image, whether a printed photograph or one viewed on a computer screen (usually defined in terms of pixels or dots per inch).

Aycock Hall was built "on one view of history, and that view of history no longer prevails," according to Brodhead.

The service means that a company can get one view of its on-premise and cloud offerrings.

Newsweek went with just one view on this subject, a critical one, by the Jonathan Alter.

The most arresting was this one: View on Instagram Those slippery stocking feet!

But, as with many policy debates, from North Korea to immigration, the Trump Administration does not appear to have only one view on hacking back.

In those circumstances, it is entirely predictable that there should be more than one view on the MPC about when this should be.

A diverse site known almost as much for its bust-ups and bitchiness as for its parenting advice is never going to offer one view on life.

This contribution will report also one view on the possible adoption of the IBL ROD for ATLAS Pixel Detector Layer 2 (firstly) and, possibly, in the future, for Layer 1.

Xobni constantly syncs Yahoo Mail and Outlook contacts, and you can see both of them in one view on the Web (third screen shot below).

One view on Crimea in Japan is that "the lack of a strong U.S. response demonstrates that the U.S. global role as a world policeman is dwindling", said Narushige Michishita, a professor at Japan's National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies.