Sentence examples for the viewpoint which from inspiring English sources

Realism, in philosophy, the viewpoint which accords to things which are known or perceived an existence or nature which is independent of whether anyone is thinking about or perceiving them.

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 is no charge to visit the Viewpoints, which are open year-round and accessible to children and people with handicaps.

Following Canabalt's release, a handful of titles have taken the genre in new directions: Jetpack Joyride introduced vehicles, which altered the pacing of the game; Temple Run's over-the-shoulder viewpoint, which tails a character from behind as he flees a gaggle of spectres through an ancient ruin, has inspired a new subset of imitators.

The model is based on the percolation viewpoint, which is the current flow transport to the number of neighbor grains throwing the GBs. Figure 6 shows two possible model structures.

"In academia, the Bayesian revolution is on the verge of becoming the majority viewpoint, which would have been unthinkable 10 years ago," said Bradley P. Carlin, a professor of public health at the University of Minnesota and a Bayesian specialist.

We present here a number of observations made from the statistical viewpoint which relate to the development of testing strategies.

An important criticism of the geodesic viewpoint, which also motivates the random walk alternative, is that when passing messages to target nodes, typical users do not have the global network information and hence may not be aware of the shortest paths between pairs of nodes to be able to place them along the correct route.

However, we can examine the problem in that situation from the numerical viewpoint which are shown in Figures 7 and 8. Figure 7 The optimum number of quantization bits as a function of SNR. Figure 8 The optimum pre-constant value as a function of SNR level.

This is contrary to the traditional viewpoint which considered vicariance [ 24] as the major cause of the disjunctive distribution in aquatic taxa such as Limnocharitaceae [ 25], Ottelia (Hydrocharitaceae) [ 15] and Sagittaria (Alismataceae) [ 26].

The modern viewpoint which regards dimensional analysis as the basis for a theory of scaling is discussed.