Sentence examples for to views higher from inspiring English sources

Some views (categories of descriptions) are composed of few aspects, compared to views higher in the hierarchy, where several aspects are included.

Americans tend to view higher gas prices as an assault on basic human rights.

Law schools seem to view higher grades as one way to rescue their students from the tough economic climate — and perhaps more to the point, to protect their own reputations and rankings.

The first is the increasing tendency, on the part of students, legislators, administrators and some faculty members, to view higher education in vocational terms and to link questions of curriculum and funding to the realization of career goals.

Corporate America in general, registering 4 or 5 on this scale, is struggling with the energy crisis much more than consumers, who appear to view higher prices for gasoline and heating fuel as more of a nuisance than a threat to their living standards.

So now when you're cruising, virtually, around the city that never sleeps you'll be able to view higher res buildings.

While the literature has some suggestive figures, values of R were not given quantitatively, so it is timely to view higher quality data that confirm R ≈ 1. Figure 2 shows grazing incidence (GIXD WAXSscatteringng from a multilamellar stack of ∼2000 DMPC lipid bilayers supported on a Si substrate.

Circuit City has increased its Web presence, hoping to appeal to Internet shoppers by offering additional information about what equipment is necessary to view high-definition programming.

One of the first entries, "How to View High (Abstract) Art," has a mildly booboisie-mocking tone but does what it says it will do: It explains, through analogies to music and natural sounds, how abstraction could be understood.

In a significant shift, the company, based in Santa Clara, Calif., will announce its fastest processor yet but will focus instead on the ability of the new chip sets to serve as a Wi-Fi base station, support a storage standard that protects against disk failure and allow users to view high-definition video and listen to higher-quality digital audio.

In an effort to provide detailed surveillance images to troops in contact with adversaries, more than 3,500 hand-held devices, called Rovers, have been distributed to ground combat units that allow them to view high-quality images from the surveillance vehicles that previously were available only at headquarters.