Their perspective is lost right now".
When the cruise ship arrives, it towers over Red Hook, so that "perspective is lost.
Hasn't some sense of perspective been lost in the anger and outrage over gasoline prices (editorial, June 28)?
Unfortunately, some of Pollard's other characters are sitting ducks, and in inhabiting such two-dimensional personae, the dramatic monologue's facility for shifting perspective is lost.
"I got tired of people saying we need to convince the politicians," she said, referring to the common lament of scientists who feel their perspective is lost or misunderstood by politicians and the public.
The real value of Conceptual Modeling, from a pragmatic perspective, is lost due to these different notations and the complex and often ambiguous paths required to go from one view to another.
In this case, the data on screen can sometimes better show the features of interest as you can see the components more clearly as you rotate virtually, while some of that perspective is lost in the printed model.
However, such preferential access perspectives were lost when we explored an otherwise similar hypothetical patient, but who was now unemployed and social-service dependent.
The importance of evaluating PROs in clinical trials is based on the possibility that some treatment effects are known only to the patient; clinician reports of treatment effectiveness may not reflect the patient's perspective; or aspects of the patient's perspective may be lost if his/her response is filtered through a clinician interview.
Indeed, from my perspective in fission, once I'm a Lockean person, it may seem that nothing internal to that perspective will be lost (holding instead twice over).
Perspective has been lost.
