Sentence examples for perspective meaning from inspiring English sources
This woman had been chosen by the researchers, Tracy Vaillancourt and Aanchal Sharma, because she "embodied qualities considered attractive from an evolutionary perspective," meaning a "low waist-to-hip ratio, clear skin, large breasts".
We will learn to perceive the word prosperity from a new perspective, meaning the condition where the basic needs of all the people of the world are being met and where everyone has the opportunity to develop their full potential and is able to contribute to the well-being of humankind.
In other instances the shrinking user bases make the economics of scale unattractive from the seller's perspective, meaning price increases, quality sacrifices or both.
The Dance-the-Music was designed explicitly from a user-centered perspective, meaning that we took into account aspects of human perception and action learning.
The design of the application is considered explicitly from a user-centered perspective, meaning that we took into account aspects of human perception and action learning.
Technological realizations and innovations incorporated in the Dance-the-Music were developed explicitly from a user-centered perspective, meaning that we took into account aspects of human perception and action learning.
With the decline of the empire, a multicultural perspective developed, meaning that any sense of a shared common culture was eroded risking increasing segregation.
Thus, they use the experiences of others in defining their own perspective and meaning.
The presents study applied a door-to-door "travel chain" perspective [10], meaning that the school transportation starts as the child departures home and ends when the child is inside school (and vice versa in the afternoon).
Although George Baltakian's paper was a bit too brief, he nailed the topic by asserting, "We must challenge ourselves daily and rise to the occasion of each challenge". Juliana Kim's essay expressed a simplistic but ingenuous perspective on meaning.
The items were formulated in the "we -perspective meaning the student is engaged actively or passively in the behavior himself.
