Sentence examples for view to form from inspiring English sources

Herein the film is composed of aggregated particles about 1.0 μm in diameter (top view) to form a porous film (side view) (about 892.40 nm in thickness) (inset).

As described in [2, 3], SR methods generally fuse a set of low-resolution (LR) frames with a common field of view to form a high-resolution (HR) image with reduced aliasing.

However, it may be useful from a practical point of view to form hypotheses about were further training might be necessary, if it appears that appraisers have particular difficulty with certain items.

It could be "an intermediate" spell of Israelis and Palestinians living in a single binational state, with a view to forming two states later.

But Mr Barak is already reaching out to other small parties with a view to forming a minority government if he has to.

He is expected soon to start negotiating with a gaggle of parties, including Mr Lapid's, with a view to forming a new coalition.

Under these conditions, PIV and PMO initiatives can serve as hubs that bring parliaments and citizens closer, with a view to forming a more trusted relationship.

Andrew Copson from the British Humanist Association said that the "meeting was organised by Richmond LGBT Forum with a view to forming a local coalition of groups wishing to protest when the pope visits Twickenham on 17 September to address local schoolchildren".

With a reduced majority, 258 seats, the AKP has been forced to negotiate with the secular CHP (Republican People's Party) with a view to forming a coalition, but the deck is stacked – the head of the AKP delegation was appointed by Erdogan, and talks have ended inconclusively.

Certainly decisions about whom to invite to be a dinner guest, whom to regard as a potential date or marriage partner, whom to cultivate with a view to forming a personal friendship are not decisions that fall within the sphere of equality of opportunity.

In the first rule of the unfinished Rules for the Direction of the Mind, he states: "The aim of our studies should be to direct the mind with a view to forming true and sound judgements about whatever comes before it" (AT X 359/CSM I 9).