Sentence examples for perspective whereas from inspiring English sources

Energy has an economic perspective, whereas water is more of a social issue.

Most mammals can "taste" the capsaicin, finding it either unpleasant or delicious depending on perspective, whereas birds are unaffected.

From Russia's perspective, whereas China was until recently a chief buyer of Russian arms, it has now become a chief competitor often with copied Russian designs.Energy also reveals the limits to Russian and Chinese cosiness.

Network throughput and fairness with concurrent transmissions are illustrated from a PHY perspective whereas the TXOP of APs/transmitters is addressed in MAC.

A movie download to the TiVo appears to take an hour (from one perspective), whereas consumers can still get pay-per-view or video-on-demand movies instantly — however they offer a limited selection of titles.

Canon Peter Hobson said it appeared some of the "Richard III devotees" were only approaching the design from their own perspective whereas the cathedral had to consider all aspects.

But Wallace, like God, and even like the mere mortals who wrote the Talmud, opted for multiple perspectives, whereas "The Instructions" remains univocal — it's all Gurion's voice — and it ultimately devolves not into commentaries and interpretive apparatuses but into a vague ending involving a fudged miracle and an ostensible kidnapping by the Mossad.

Participants from North and South American regions completed items based on their own individual experiences and perspectives, whereas the responses of participants from the other world regions reflected the attitudes and practices of a majority of practitioners at the respondent's transplant center.

IRI is a 28-item self-report survey that consists of four subscales: Empathic Concern (EC) and Personal Distress (PD) subscales, referring to more genuine emotional aspects of empathy, whereas Perspective taking (PT) and Fantasy scale (FS), assessing more cognitive aspects of empathy.

Moreover, self-report measures and interviews by definition reflect a subjective quantification of concepts from the perspective of parents whereas observed interactions by an independent observer can provide more objective data [ 3].

For example, Gershoff's[ 5] meta-analysis supported an anti-spanking perspective;[ 6] whereas Larzelere and Kuhn's meta-analysis[ 9] concluded that child outcomes of physical punishment were more adverse than those of alternative disciplinary tactics only for overly severe or predominant use of physical punishment.