Sentence examples for relative view from inspiring English sources

Loach has often taken a somewhat relative view of crime and its justification.

It really places a very relative view on the current world.

"Serge Dassault, like his father Marcel, has a relative view of the independence of the press," says François Boissarie, secretary-general of the SNJ, France's main union for journalists.

Taking a relative view, this reading is higher than 93% of the past year's SOIR data, suggesting that the speculative crowd is near a bearish extreme.

However, people who hold modern views about the nature of science emphasize a relative view on the nature of knowledge, opposing "absolute truth" and believing that scientific knowledge is tentative.

But the relative view is sharply different.

This fact means that there is no objective measure of the "goodness" of a culture, only relative views.

Analysis of variance shows that surface roughness, relative viewing azimuth, and the interaction between these two factors are the largest sources of variance in our experiment.

In this paper we explore and validate the merits of using absolute and relative viewing distances from the screen as complementary input modalities for interactive systems.

And here you can see the transformation, how the relative views on the smaller graph shows how the coal, which in the 1940s and up to the '50s was a big part of the Icelandic energy picture, gradually disappeared.

We demonstrate that both absolute and relative viewing distance can be reliably estimated under controlled circumstances for both desktop and mobile devices using low-cost cameras and readily available computer vision algorithms.