Sentence examples for point of view adopted from inspiring English sources

Fragmentary foreground elements were used effectively to frame a distant view, a point of view adopted by some European painters after their study of 19th-century Japanese prints.

The measure attracted 118 votes, and Dan Gillerman, the Israeli ambassador, said, "It is not easy for Israel to garner so many votes, to have its resolution and its point of view adopted, but today it happened".

The following points will be developed: (1) plot definition depends on the point of view adopted; (2) product quality requires whole field consideration implying multi-level modelling of crop production; (3) farmers often break down or group together plots when managing crops; (4) pest species dynamics involve landscape patterns.

The subsequent sections on substance and the ego point to further consequences of the empiricist point of view adopted by the mainstream neutral monists.

This is the point of view adopted in this paper and also by Asea and Blomberg (1998) as well as Atman (2007) and Maruotti (2007).

At the nanoscale the continuum hypothesis does not apply and the particular point of view adopted in this article is that the Navier-Stokes equations are the best available approximation to nanoscale fluid flow, which together with the linear Navier slip boundary condition might reflect certain nanoscale effects.

From a computational point of view, adopting the procedures proposed herein seems to be not too time consuming and quite straightforward, therefore showing promise for use in big data applications.

The centrist-DDT point of view adopts an approach that pragmatically accepts the current need for DDT to combat malaria transmission using indoor residual spraying (IRS) but at the same time recognizes the risks inherent in using a toxic chemical in the immediate residential environment of millions of people.

In the present study, however, a different point of view was adopted.

Crouch praises Faulkner for Go Down, Moses, but more recently, Bill Cheng in Southern Cross the Dog, Jonathan Lethem in The Fortress of Solitude and Michael Chabon in Telegraph Avenue have not only written about black characters (from a white point of view) but adopted their voices as well.

In such as case, the identification of these non-CS antigens should be strongly encouraged, a point of view increasingly adopted by the community [27].