Sentence examples for the viewpoint up from inspiring English sources

We return to the viewpoint up on the hill and for a second, a magical second only, we spot three fins far out in the fjord.

In this calibrated setting, visual odometry is achieved by estimating the essential matrix that relates the homogeneous image coordinates of the same world point in the two viewpoints up to a scale factor [4].

The Committee endorses the recommendations of the Standing Advisory Committee on Economics and Marketing relating to the importance of industrial development in rural areas, and urges that FAO give careful study to these matters from the viewpoint of building up a balanced economy in a country and of avoiding the social evils of concentrated industrialization.

Stephen Hawking summed this viewpoint up quite accurately: "I regard the brain as a computer which will stop working when its components fail.

I would say so far that we are seen as very rational, calm, and less controversial because we try to provide a balanced and fair perspective and to try to get as many viewpoints up there as possible".

America should not talk about principles". Asked about those who say the problem lies deep within restrictive interpretations of Islam itself, Sheik Mais grimaced and exclaimed, "Take refuge in God!" summing up the viewpoint of most Islamic scholars.

As soon as we take up the viewpoint which aims at nothing but the overall maximisation of utility, and which sees agents as no more than nodes in the causal network that is to be manipulated to produce this consequence, we have lost sight of the very idea of agency.

There will be killer whales, I tell myself over and over as I drive up to the viewpoint.

So the two men walk up to the viewpoint, where they stop to survey the "lovely English landscape" spread out beneath them: "green wheat, hedges and pasture-land", "scattered cottages" and the steam-plume of the last train.

Be sure to drive up to the viewpoint on the southwest end of the beach to get the perfect view of the beach and surrounding area.

Once a dude (at Eatons', everyone uses that word without hesitation) has demonstrated his or her horsemanship, wranglers will set him or her free to ride unescorted, galloping on the flats, climbing the mountain slopes, loping up to the viewpoint on Rattlesnake Ridge, maybe even accompanying children or other less experienced riders.