Sentence examples for prescribed viewing from inspiring English sources

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These characteristic curves are expressed as zero sets of bivariate rational functions and include silhouette curves and isoclines from a prescribed viewing direction and/or point, reflection lines and reflection ovals, and highlight lines.

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Becoming attuned to the prescribed viewing-position of a work of visual art brings desire and suppressed heteroeroticism into focus and illuminates other presumptions about the ideal audience for art, such as sexual identity and race (Robinson 2001; Roelofs 2009).

It prescribes viewing requirements as a system that is embedded in another system (an application organization or enterprise) and its environment.

Eight main topic areas of the interview guide that referred to hypertension treatment were: knowledge and personal views about hypertension; access to care; the role of health insurance; sources of information about hypertension; views on (prescribed) medications; views of behavioral adaptations; satisfaction with care; and general views on CVD prevention (Additional file 1).

In our case, steroids were prescribed in view of inflammation involving the disc and macula leading to profound decrease in vision.

This survey among a random sample of 1,500 practicing physicians from the American Medical Association AMAA) Masterfile found that 37.0% of the participants stated that they prescribed what they viewed as medicine for enhancement at least monthly and 4.0% at least daily [ 2].

Art works themselves prescribe ideal viewing positions.

Manson soon noticed that traditional Chinese doctors took the history, examined the pulse and tongue of patients, and prescribed in full view in an open street.

Prescribed fire is increasingly being viewed as a valuable tool for mitigating the ecological consequences of long-term fire suppression within fire-adapted forest ecosystems.

In most deterministic and probabilistic inventory models, lead-time is viewed as a prescribed constant or a stochastic variable, which, therefore, is not subject to control.

In most of the early literature dealing with inventory problems, in both deterministic and probabilistic models, lead time is viewed as a prescribed constant or a stochastic variable, which, therefore, is not subject to control [see, e.g., Naddor (1966), Silver and Peterson (1985)].

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