But the notion of the lecture, and its broad topic, makes Myron and Bonnie metaphysically reflective, and Pearlman's story contracts and expands its perspectives to accommodate such reflection.
The interviews and group discussions were analyzed using a framework approach [ 29] combined with dyadic perspectives to accommodate couple dynamics.
Time and again, an unexpected "I" surfaces in his stories, as the perspective forcibly shifts to accommodate the presence of a sly and witty observer.
"We have to accept the fact that in a world that is changing as fast as ours, all thoughtful citizens will have to share in the anguish of finding the right moral perspective within which to accommodate these changes," said the university president, Dr. Harold T. Shapiro, who is the chairman of the National Bioethics Advisory Commission.
The producers nonetheless retained the classic third-person perspective in all other areas to accommodate the increased emphasis on action and combat.
Keller calls for a different vocabulary to accommodate her perspectives.
"Why would the coroner lie?" "Red Rover" is the sui generis result of that asking — supposition moving in on perplexity, the time frame of a life wrenched wide open to accommodate various perspectives and conjectures about motive.
This may leave out potentially important perspectives which this study aims to accommodate by including two different global transition items.
We are, as it happens, capable of understanding the perspectives of others well enough to accommodate and cooperate with them, to borrow insights and to reach agreements.
We realise that it would be a challenging task to accommodate such perspectives in clinical guidelines, but ignoring evidence because it fits poorly with the mainstream, established biomedical understanding of hypertension is neither scientifically nor morally defendable.
