Results are discussed in relation to perspectives of soil degradation reversal in the long term.
This implies a shift from strictly device-centered follow-up to perspectives centered on the patient.
It requires that we listen to perspectives with which we may disagree and listen to people we may not like.
But no matter how well-intentioned these efforts are, there are limits to perspectives that self-governance brings to debates about the ethics of developing new technology.
He advocated a "wider range of sources and greater openness to perspectives that may not be the way the reporter thought of the story at the outset".
He objects to perspectives which either aver that poems cease to be poems because they articulate anti-Semitic themes, or propose that poetic language is itself in some way resistant to anti-Semitism.
Visual techniques helped to engage participants; encourage unrestrained and lateral thinking; provide opportunities for self-expression and reflection; and to expose participants to perspectives of other community members.
ROTC students demonstrate an extraordinary commitment to education, and they expose their fellow Princetonians to perspectives they might not otherwise readily encounter.
The Biology & Society major is designed for students who wish to combine the study of biology with exposure to perspectives from the social sciences and humanities.
Later that morning, she spoke at a National Academy of Public Administration program devoted to "Perspectives on the President's Management Agenda," which also is the name of a NAPA book released at the event.
There's the question of the so-called "filter bubble", the fear that citizens who rely solely on them for news and opinion live in what TS Eliot once called a "wilderness of mirrors", only exposed to perspectives like their own.
