The discipline must therefore transition from a historically focused, restore-to-reference perspective to one that aims for adaptation in the face of hydrologic and ecological change and increasing uncertainty.
I am not sure how the deft Prof Cook manages to squeeze so much intelligence, cultural reference and perspective into so short a book.
However, Japanese and Germans differed in the choice of symbolic and metaphorical gestures and in the frame of reference and perspective taken for performing gestures.
This study was a cost-analysis from a reference laboratory perspective.
The variability can be explained by, eg, one's reference point, perspective, and coping strategies.
Originally, Vermeulen (2002) categorized the answers in six different ways: no motivation, references to general rule, references to self or own experience, references to physical reality in the story, references to the main character's perspective and references to a minor character's perspective.
NC provided the historical references and perspective.
JJP provided the historical references and perspective.
3 6 12–14 It is apparent that any system redesign must reference the perspectives and preferences of all involved in the process, and that using methodology such as 'experience-based co-design' means that patients' preferences can be reconciled with available resources.
Here's a recipe from my cookbook, Cooking Without Borders, that references the perspectives that form my culinary identity (see headnotes -- or "caption," if you will).
The competition is organized in terms of academic quality, and the nation has become less important as a frame of reference from this perspective (Wagner 2008).
