Sentence examples for view similarly from inspiring English sources
Click to view Similarly, when Scorsese piles up the bodies in Goodfellas to the lyrical backing of Layla, or employs Be My Baby to sum up Harvey Keitel's tortured soul in Mean Streets, we go along with the artifice.
The second objective of the cause-and-prejudice requirementto enforce contemporaneous-objection rules and, in particular, to ensure finalityis, in my view, similarly irrelevant where, as the Court of Appeals found here, an explicit exception to the contemporaneous-objection rule is applicable.
We fill occluded regions by checking for left-right consistency to find pixels with disparity differences higher than a threshold and replacing disparities marked as occluded with the last non-occluded disparity in the left direction for the left view (similarly for the right view).
The right view similarly oriented shows pronounced stain-excluding lobes around the upper and right side of the head and less differentiated density on the left side.
From a learning systems point of view, similarly to artificial neural networks [ 22, 23] and inductive inference systems [ 24] that learn from training examples, a CBR system acquires new knowledge, stores it in a case base and makes use of it in new problem solving situations.
On the right, private management is viewed similarly.
There are some ways in which Mr. Kerry and Mr. Bush are viewed similarly.
But when it comes to differentiating classes of attractiveness, we all view beauty similarly: someone whom you consider good-looking will be viewed similarly by most others; someone you consider ugly will be viewed as ugly by most others.
"This debt limit increase should be viewed similarly – as an opportunity to bring lasting reforms and debt reduction to our nation".
"The Hague is extremely unpopular, perceived as inefficient, biased and an anti-Serb political institution," with judges and prosecutors viewed similarly, Mr. Bogosavljevic said.
Keinan argues that, without Palestinian co-operation, the measure would be both unfeasible and illegal and warns that, without a high level of international support for the legitimacy of the transfer, it might be viewed similarly to apartheid-era South Africa's creation of Bantustans.
