How would any charity even get started, let alone grow, if volunteers or trustees took this viewpoint?
When employers take this viewpoint, they fail their employees and their company.
"I'm interested in taking this evolutionary viewpoint and looking at whether there might be a reason, evolutionarily speaking, that humans have a distinct gut microbial community," Amato says.
EPS 51, Big History, is a class that takes this very broad viewpoint, and investigates all of history.
This paper takes the viewpoint of a close examination of consequences at district levels, and traces their causes within the governance and other building blocks of health systems.
It reverts to a classical tradition in political writing that took the viewpoint of rulers rather than that of citizens.
The camera may take the viewpoint of the heroine, looking with dismay at the villain as he breaks into her room; in this case, an upward camera angle gives a subjective impression of her fear.
In our second experiment, we examine dispositional perspective taking, focusing on individuals' propensity to spontaneously take the viewpoint of another, as a dimension of personality.
We take the viewpoint that definitions and theorems are tools for capturing, analyzing and understanding mathematical concepts and hence, like any tools, require diligent engineering.
We take the viewpoint that, as public resources are scarce, investments from the private sector are essential to scale-up the diffusion.
As in earlier chapters, Stamos takes the viewpoint of evolutionary biology.
