Sentence examples for standpoint setting from inspiring English sources
From a practical standpoint, setting the selection time at 10 min is advisable when the Accuprobe identification is performed on a mycobacterial culture grown in a liquid medium.
Though it was unnecessary from a practical standpoint, Evita set aside many hours per day to meet with the poor who requested help from her foundation.
The oxidation of Tyr8 to its radical cation form in BLUF is quite unusual from a biological standpoint and sets BLUF apart from other PCET studies concerning phenols.
I just don't know where the names are going to come from... from an agenda setting standpoint [that] is the big unknown".
On the communications standpoint, determine what it will take to set up a command post and figure out who information will be filtered through.
From a biogeographic standpoint, this setting is particularly favourable for generating initial hypotheses, because the near island (Robinson Crusoe) is also the older one, making it highly probable as the initial site for colonization of most groups.
Consequently, unglamorous scrubland that no one highly values but that is important from an ecological standpoint is being set aside and protected.
The deal would need more pieces to work from a salary-cap standpoint, with Brandon set to make $11.1 million this season, Robinson earning $10.1 million, Sprewell due to earn $13.5 million and Van Horn $13.3 million.
From an infrastructure standpoint, YouTube has set up a system that allows engineers to plug-in and monitor their experiments without having to reinvent the wheel.
From a legal standpoint, precedence was set 41 years ago in the 1975 case of Klein v. U.S., where a pilot was deemed negligent for choosing to disengage autopilot and take manual control.
It's certainly nothing to write home about from a resolution standpoint — which is set at a very peculiar 962 x 240 pixels — but it can project up to 80 inches in size and features integrated speakers and a remote control (batteries not included).
