Sentence examples for related view from inspiring English sources

A closely related view, sometimes called ontological individualism, is the thesis that social or historical groups, processes, and events are nothing more than complexes of individuals and individual actions.

A related view is that the problem is a lack of confidence.

Methodological reductionism is the closely related view that the behaviour of entities of a certain kind can be explained in terms of the behaviour or properties of entities of another (usually physically smaller) kind.

Some contemporary writers take a related view.

(A related view is the "structural realism" of Russell 1927).

Tuomela 2003 holds a related view, although not motivated from considerations of game theory.

The results are presented to the user as related views on the screen, instead of links to Web sites as in conventional search.

In the early days of psychophysics in the 19th century, Fechner (1861) and Wundt (1911) advocated related views.

Because the properties in a group are often related, viewing them by category helps in reminding the user to change those allied properties.

For related views see Packard and McGaugh (1992 , 1996, and Doeller, King and Burgess (2008).

These opinions are interpreted within a framework of culturally related views about pregnancy and health care in each country.