Sentence examples for viewpoint in that from inspiring English sources

However, this equation suffers a serious deficiency from a computational viewpoint; in that it is not explicit with respect to the z-factor and hence is subject to time-consuming trial and error procedures.

According to Spink, President Roosevelt wanted "a tough judge and a man sympathetic with his viewpoint in that important court"; Lowden and Landis were, like Roosevelt, on the progressive left of the Republican Party.

Experiments in rats have provided some support for this viewpoint, in that lesions of basal forebrain cholinergic neurons are without effect on spatial memory on their own but can exacerbate the deleterious effects of intraseptal drug treatments that impair memory (Pang and Nocera 1999).

"There is more of a communitarian viewpoint in Scotland that sees the value of coming together to provide public services, to acknowledge the strength of community in Scotland," Nicola Sturgeon, Scotland's deputy first minister told the New York Times.

It'll also overlay the imagery with information, distances, readings and other sensor data and supplemental knowledge to help scientists experience Curiosity's viewpoint in a way that lets them work within the simulation directly, rather than having to pop out to check some detail on a nearby terminal.

Tells how since then, his viewpoint in the bookN"That Hitler wasn't a madman.

From an experimental viewpoint, changes that occur in bonds and atomic environment can be characterized by a judicious analysis of the normal modes of vibration.

But if you're already strongly invested in that viewpoint, there's probably more to be gained from exploring the ways in which life isn't controllable, or the possibility that you don't know what's best, that reason isn't always the answer.

The data indicate that the cluster activity in January 2012 was unique from the viewpoint of earthquake magnitudes in that the activity included several earthquakes with magnitudes around 5. Figure 3 also shows that the hypocenters of earthquakes involved in the cluster activity were located within areas with constantly high seismicity.

Partly, it's about assuring the safety of the Jewish students who are less and less at ease in state schools, where they are too often harassed, but another reason is just as compelling: it is very important to educate our children in a viewpoint that is both perfectly committed to civic ideals and yet at the same time permits them to know--indeed, to strengthen--their Jewish identity.

It is true that some of Rodchenko's most brilliant photographs depend on the radical dislocation of viewpoint - though nothing like as radical as cubism's unfixed viewpoint that brings sculptural, in-the-round values to the two-dimensionality of painting.