Sentence examples for viewpoint closer from inspiring English sources

However, for inspecting the details of the design model, the MR system enabled the users to move more easily to a more advantageous viewpoint (closer and directly in front of the target) to complete the error verification more quickly.

That's the dirty energy and here you can see the clean energy.' This was a comment by Mr. Fries while on a viewpoint close to the solar power plant.

"It is our people who do not allow the candidates to talk of compromise," said Hamid Reza Taraghi, an analyst with viewpoints close to that of Iran's governing establishment of conservative clerics and military commanders.

Viewpoints with high aesthetic values were mainly located at high altitude, allowing long vistas, and included views of lakes or glaciers, and the lowest values were for viewpoints close to streets and in narrow valleys with little view.

This is one of several South Rim viewpoints closed to private cars.

In this respect the 18th-century viewpoint is closer to modern mathematical engineering than it is to physics.

The blue point upper left means the viewpoint is closer to that camera.

If, on the other hand, students see them as being afraid of presenting more than one viewpoint; beng closed to every idea except their own, and teach with a bunker mentality - this is the lesson students will learn, and they will have lost the class forever.

Ortega combined his idea of human life with an emphasis on history as constituting the vital dynamics of its expression, and this viewpoint carried him closer to the humanistic side of the Naturwissenschaften-Geisteswissenschaften distinction made by the Southwest German or Baden School and Wilhelm Dilthey than to Cohen's Neo-Kantianism.

"This isn't the closest viewpoint," Paglen said.

At a time when women did not have the right to vote, a quilt supporting a political viewpoint was as close as women would come to being able to have a political voice.