Sentence examples for truncated view from inspiring English sources

Politicians too often have such a short term and truncated view of history and life.

But Mr. Brooks, and the film, offer a severely truncated view.

It gives them a truncated view of their own history, one that excludes part of their country.

The four groups and guiding questions are as follows: GROUP A: "Truncated View of Reality" -Intelligent design proponent: What are examples of how "intelligence is obvious"?

What is the limitation when scientists have to look only at the "material" world to explain processes (i.e. What is the "truncated view of reality")?

NO matter how intently we gaze at old photograph albums chronicling the lives our parents led before we arrived, most of us can gain only the most truncated view of the particular events that shaped them.

With typical ambiguity, the painting can also be seen as a truncated cube viewed from the side.

In summary, the results obtained with C-terminally truncated actin support the view that, depending on the state of the thin filament activation, skeletal α-TM binds to discrete sites on actin.

But Ekirch views our truncated sleep not just as a neutral statistic of modern life but as an offense against nature.

Their views of truncated, mediated and sometimes wholly artificial Italian landscapes give credence to the idea that, as Mr. Ghirri put it, "photography is already surreal".

From this point of view, the typical truncated raised cosine filter represents a single balance between the time- and frequency-domain parameters.