Constant comparison ensured that the thematic analysis approach used represented all perspectives; examples of opposing views were actively sought.
It makes sense from a biological perspective, for example, to model auxiliary treatments in cancer such as radiation.
Take the deal from the Democratic or liberal perspective, for example.
To illustrate and "define" perspective, for example, a visual sequence shows simultaneous, multiple perspectives on the same object.
"From our perspective, one example of how security worked was when they got to them," said Mr. Sturcken, whose boss had offered to meet with committee members.
True, there's nothing new about artists using deception -- the illusion of perspective, for example, or tricks of light -- to reveal a higher truth.
The authors then asked participants how empathic they were towards that person: how much they felt warmth toward them and took their perspective, for example.
The essays examine women's occupations, situation and lives from a particular perspective, for example focusing on a profession (ex. editors, cinematographers, colorists), social category (ex. ethnicity, sexuality, age group) or issue (ex. censorship, transnational careers, private lives).
From the Russian perspective, for example, Kazakhstan itself is central as a bulwark against instability and a close economic partner and Central Asia subordinate; other countries tend to view the entire Central Asia region strategically.
To create the part of the scorecard that focuses on the customer perspective, for example, executives at Electronic Circuits Inc. established general goals for customer performance: get standard products to market sooner, improve customers' time-to-market, become customers' supplier of choice through partnerships, and develop innovative products tailored to customer needs.
