Sentence examples for viewpoint up from inspiring English sources

We return to the viewpoint up on the hill and for a second, a magical second only, we spot three fins far out in the fjord.

Even though such algorithm was tested from a computational viewpoint, up to now, feasibility studies and experimentations are missing.

Stephen Hawking summed this viewpoint up quite accurately: "I regard the brain as a computer which will stop working when its components fail.

In this calibrated setting, visual odometry is achieved by estimating the essential matrix that relates the homogeneous image coordinates of the same world point in the two viewpoints up to a scale factor [4].

I would say so far that we are seen as very rational, calm, and less controversial because we try to provide a balanced and fair perspective and to try to get as many viewpoints up there as possible".

Monitoring standards are either impossible or unnecessary, depending on viewpoint, while up to 9,000 dead and eviscerated birds an hour swing towards the cutting and packaging rooms.

That viewpoint cropped up again this week on left-leaning Web sites like Daily Kos as Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton made their appearances on Fox.

Andr?enjamin, a k a Andr 000, the designer of the bright Ivy-inspired Benjamin Bixby line (perhaps the only celebrity line with a truly fresh viewpoint), grew up in Atlanta amid the preppy boom of the '80s and early '90s.

But he threw the research away to compose, in 1806, an astounding enactment of the chaos of war at sea, using a viewpoint high up in the mizzenmast shrouds, where, although ostensibly on the British man-of-war, the beholder can as easily imagine himself in the roost of the French sharpshooter who kills Nelson.

"What else is there to say?" It's a viewpoint summed up by Amy Poehler's line at the Golden Globes: "I loved 12 Years a Slave, and I can honestly say that after seeing that film I will never look at slavery the same way again".

The AKP's supporters have mostly shrugged off such accusations, pointing to the rise in living standards under Erdoğan -- a viewpoint summed up by the slogan "they steal, but they get things done".