It was also a considerable reversal of perspective for one who had been a convinced saltationist.
For two documents, patient-representatives were part of the development group (one of these documents additionally performed a literature search on the residents' perspective) and for one document a patient-representative had the opportunity to comment the draft.
An object can be perceived by a subject from a variety of perspectives; for example, one might rightly regard another human individual as a rights-bearer, a judge, a superlative singer, a trustworthy person, or a threat to one's security.
Not only was this a fantastic idea from a marketing perspective (I for one had never heard of Smak Parlour before they took it on the road in the back of a truck) but it also makes perfect financial sense.
Originally, the aerial perspective rendering equation for one viewing direction can be obtained by replacing the aerial perspective model of Eq. (1) in Eq. (7).
16 QOF data provide a national perspective on one risk factor for cardiovascular disease but do not provide similar population data on other risk factors.
We called him up for some more perspective on one of the highest-profile kidnapping attempts in American history.
According to the perspective of one protester interviewed for the article, why did the international community "abandon" Lebanon in 1991? 3. Explain to the class that they will be creating a visual 30-year timeline of Lebanon, covering the years 1975 to 2005, in order to better understand the context of recent turmoil in the land.
Moreover, Hadid was aiming not just for one perspective but for five or six perspectives in a single plan, joining them together in warped planes that resemble both Cubist paintings and photographs taken through a fish-eye lens.
I thought it was an interesting perspective for a one-shot opinion piece, and sure enough it prompted discussion.
