But this isn't a universal viewpoint.
Today the company's artistic profile remains dominated by Balanchine's aesthetic, which he did not express as a universal viewpoint: he never said that his ballets represented what all ballets should be.
Although these six components are not quantifiable from a universal viewpoint and are thus considered qualitatively in the framework, some may become so in specific settings, providing that there is agreement on the low and high ends of the scale and that data can be gathered to operationalize them.
As the way we consume books, movies and television changes, artists and directors no longer need to cater to a "universal" audience viewpoint.
This critique has been forcefully developed by feminist postmodernists, who question the possibility of a unified standpoint of women, and see, behind the assertion of a universal woman's viewpoint, the perspective of relatively privileged white women (Lugones & Spelman 1983).
Nishida seeks thus to clarify the significance of the individual and the universal from the viewpoint of the Absolute Nothingness.
The deontologist does not reason in terms of consequences but of universal duties, a viewpoint that comes close to an ethics of conviction, according to which nobody can decide on a person's QoL [ 25, 26].
Optimal reactor design from a geometric viewpoint: I Universal properties of the attainable region.
Honors version of a course in abstract algebra, which treats the subject from an abstract and axiomatic viewpoint, including universal mapping properties.
This paper tackles the digital-design problem from a practical viewpoint, and derives universal criteria for assessing whether, and how much, quantum technologies can improve over conventional methods: the advantage is expressed in terms of computing time required to attain optimal design.
