Sentence examples for perspectives together from inspiring English sources
It brought people from very different perspectives together".
The idea is not only to bring many different skills and perspectives together in service of unorthodox solutions but also to generate more effective — and potentially more marketable — solutions by involving prospective users from the start.
"Latin Music USA," a four-part series that most PBS stations will begin broadcasting on Monday, is an effort to bring those two different perspectives together, in much the way that Latin music itself is a fusion and hybrid.
Dr. Brian formed a production group at Quinnipiac, called Theater for Community, which aims to create performances that "bring people of diverse backgrounds and perspectives together in order to explore our common humanity," she said.
Others hold that the explanatory gap may one day be bridged but we currently lack the concepts to bring the subjective and objective perspectives together.
It is clear from the respondents that a shared vision for an inter- cross- and transdisciplinary agenda across physics and engineering with the social sciences exists, and major steps have already been made in bringing these perspectives together.
His approach resulted in a series whose illustrations matched its author's perspective; together, they helped children understand the American past.
The new episodes, conceived by the show's creator, Mitchell Hurwitz, are each told from a specific character's perspective, together making a Gordian knot of narratives that reveal what became of the Bluths in the years since the finale.
This paper also makes a unique contribution to the research arena by providing a conceptual model of the associated barriers and risks from life-cycle perspective together with proposing five directions for future research.
The large sample size and the life span perspective, together with long follow-up are amongst the most important strengths of this study.
17 From our perspective, together these results emphasise the importance of having organisational processes that facilitate the quality of care and patient safety.
