Sentence examples for unilateral perspective from inspiring English sources

Thus, a unilateral perspective either from the technical or the environmental side can be prevented.

However, a growing acceptance of the biological perspective on crime has led to an increased awareness of the relatively unilateral perspective of some criminological theories on the causes of crime.

It is certainly possible that science has changed in the intervening years, but I think it more likely that Dr. Pielke exaggerates the unilateral perspectives of most scientists.

Although we focus on the issue of fair unilateral valuation from the perspective of the hedger, it is clear that identical definitions and valuation methods are applicable to his counterparty as well.

In this perspective, Israel's unilateral withdrawals, first from all but a sliver of Lebanon and then from the Gaza Strip, were "rewarded" with war with Hezbollah in 2006 and with Hamas.

Mr. Savage — who holds a master's degree from Yale Law School — not only situates moves made by the current administration in historical perspective with earlier assertions of unilateral presidential power (made by the likes of Harry S. Truman and Nixon), but also shrewdly assesses those moves in terms of mainstream constitutional scholarship.

Because a unilateral transfer does not require considering another's perspective, we expected this task to produce a lower α and an associated smaller monetary transfer.

The use of AVS was found to be mandatory in the detection of unilateral PA as imaging results and scintigraphy, were unreliable in that perspective.

Future perspectives will include EEG recordings of SSEPs following a unilateral permanent lesion of the hand representation in M1 in macaque monkeys, and subsequently the application of this EEG method in awake monkeys.

The stunning differences in mortality rates between bilateral ACP (12%) and unilateral ACP (1%) that could only be reached without propensity score matching were soon put into perspective if correct statistical measure was applied.

Textbooks usually describe unilateral CP as characterized by a flexed elbow, pronated forearm, and thumb in the palm without applying a developmental perspective.