Sentence examples for terms of perspectives from inspiring English sources

Our analysis shows that, although often implicitly assumed, actor type is not a good proxy for perspective: the actor types appeared to be heterogeneous in terms of perspectives.

Nielsen & Thomsen (2007) analyzed CSR reporting by six Danish companies and conclude that their CSR reportage are very different with respect to topics on the one hand and dimensions and discourses expressed in terms of perspectives, stakeholder priorities, contextual information and ambition levels on the other hand.

Incomplete data in terms of perspectives from the patients and informal caregivers must be expected due to aggravation of illness/frailty or death.

It actually made me realise how male-dominated the film industry is in terms of perspective.

They seem to imply that we no longer think in terms of perspective, but in layers.

What do you see yourself as offering the world in terms of perspective that others don't do as well?

The conundrum of Rousseau also depends on the fact that when things went wrong in his paintings, their very wrongness - anatomically, or in terms of perspective - more often than not feels right, or so out of whack and unlikely that what is lost in terms of believability is gained in character and presence.

The transcribed results form a personal history, in both senses: an autobiography of a distinguished scholar and a history of the 20th century as seen through his eyes.Judt was an insider in terms of access, but an outsider in terms of perspective.

The classes are very homogeneous in terms of perspective, scale, and illumination.

This model should also work in terms of perspective risks connected to implementing or non-implementing these interests.

This paper discusses how it can be exploited for people surveillance in very cluttered environments in terms of perspective (i.e., weak scene calibration) and appearance of the objects of interest (i.e., relevance feedback on the training of a classifier).