Sentence examples for slightly different viewpoint from inspiring English sources

"Of course, everyone has a slightly different viewpoint.

DAVID HILLIARD Nearly all of Hilliard's handsome color photographs are arranged as triptychs, with each image representing a slightly different viewpoint and moment in time.

There's a great deal of wonderful fiction and non-fiction dealing with this period from Anna Funder's Stasiland to Maxim Leo's Red Love, but anyone wanting an insight into this period from a slightly different viewpoint should check out Jo McMillan's Motherland, a lightly fictionalised account of her own childhood growing up with a communist mother in Tamworth and their summer trips to the DDR.

Basically when two slightly different images are projected on the left and right eye retinas (each from a slightly different viewpoint), the brain fuses these images such that the perceived image represents everything included in two images, but in a three-dimensional format.

[SS] Can I take a slightly different viewpoint?

The difference in the found articles is due to slightly different viewpoints in the article selection process and in the inclusion and exclusion criteria.

The 3DTV application aims to provide realistic depth impressions by presenting several views of a scene simultaneously from slightly different viewpoints.

In general, stereo video sequences are composed of left and right images acquired from two slightly different viewpoints, thus making them similar and containing a lot of redundant information.

It is possible that those ageing with CP having lived with disability all their lives have slightly different viewpoints on 'health' and life expectations to those with a more recently acquired disability, such as spinal cord injury.

These concepts and theories are closely related to each other they describe the same societal change in slightly different concepts and viewpoints.

Each micro-lens works as an individual low resolution camera that captures the scene from an angle (viewpoint) slightly different from that of its neighbours.