Sentence examples for perspective of which from inspiring English sources

Under the influence of a mathematician, Girard Desargues, Bosse mastered perspective, of which he became a professor at the Academy of Painting.

Similarly, I allowed my Handmaid a possible escape, via Maine and Canada; and I also permitted an epilogue, from the perspective of which both the Handmaid and the world she lived in have receded into history.

The next section of the show unfolds the emergence of the greatest Italian sculptor of the 15th century, who was to go on to create the first marble shallow reliefs employing scientific perspective (of which he was a pioneer), the first bronze equestrian statue (of the condottiere Gattamelata) and the first life-sized bronze male nude (of David) since antiquity.

It was the breakthrough work of Wilfrid Rall [3] on the application of cable theory to dendritic modelling that provided significant insight into the role of dendrites in processing synaptic inputs, the historical perspective of which is summarised in a book by Segev, Rinzel and Shepherd [4].

Short answer: There are no historical novels dealing with the Mexican American War from a female perspective (of which I am aware).

You get a perspective of which suppliers operate in critical geographies such as Southeast Asia or are associated with at-risk sectors and the 120 or so commodities - such as palm oil, a very common ingredient in multiple products - that have had common instances of forced labor.

However, it seems essential that psychiatrists do not forsake this area of research the perspectives of which could be decisive in the field of mental illness.

Hence, successful clinical applications of drugs acting on Bcl-2 proteins now stimulate renewed interests in the basic science of Bcl-2 function, the perspectives of which I will outline in this meeting report.

This is true from both a downside risk and upside opportunity perspective — both of which exist at Apple.

I believe that the excellence of our university depends on diversity of thought and perspective, both of which are the result of, and profoundly enhanced by, the diversity of our campus community.

The TBSC questionnaire includes 65 items which measure student, departmental, and learning perspective each of which has four aspects.