Sentence examples for suitable perspective from inspiring English sources

He long ago learnt a suitable perspective on sport, paradoxically through both bereavement and privilege.

Thanks to innovative instrumentation at a vantage point that provides the most suitable perspective view of the Sun Earth system, INSTANT would uniquely track the whole chain of fundamental processes driving space weather at Earth.

However, the successful recruitment and the retention of qualified experts at an institution require suitable perspectives.

It is important to continue the search for suitable theoretical perspectives and refine and augment knowledge about the underlying problem.

Network-Oriented Modelling has been proposed as a modelling perspective suitable for processes that are highly dynamic, circular and interactive; e.g. [1, 2].

I assumed that estimates provided by monitors were unbiased across years and sites and were suitable for providing perspective on long-term, large-scale patterns.

Nagel's attempt to prove that agent-relative reasons in his sense (including egoistic reasons) cannot be appreciated from a suitably objective perspective is widely regarded as a failure, as are many other attempts to refute egoism (and agent-relativism more generally) by showing it is incompatible with some suitable objective perspective.

Using ant biodiversity as indicators of suitable habitat, these perspectives are derived following the comparison of two long-term data sets spanning nearly 40 years of monitoring rehabilitated jarrah forest after bauxite mining in Western Australia.

We take an approach suitable from the control perspective in that frequency characteristics of a controller are directly used.

First, geometry is seen as the study of the properties of space and shape, and therefore should be suitable to a GEMC perspective.

Our simulation suggests that reforming employment protection legislation does not seem to be a suitable tool from the perspective of improving international competitiveness.