What I hope is to make a multifaceted institution that offers very different perspectives and different points of view — not a single point of view, not my point of view, not just the curators' points of view, but also artists' perspectives and the points of view of people we don't necessarily agree with.
The authors relax the constraint that field of views at a single point in time must overlap.
His idea was to study interactions of the formalized behaviors of a robot with the creative and expressive movements of a person, as well as to investigate the transformation of physical movements that occur over time into a two-dimensional drawing that is viewed at a single point in time.
"The criticism of a trompe l'oeil master like Andrea Pozzo, even during his time during the Italian Renaissance, was that his illusions only worked when viewed from a single point in space.
The outcome will appear as heterogeneity (potentially quite severe) in susceptibility, when viewed statically at a single point in time as when epidemiologists determine the momentary incidence and compare the exposure histories of study subjects.
The sources, mostly Greek, are often prejudiced against the Persians and tend to view events from but a single point of view.
"Western perspective is from a single point of view, with objects either closer or farther away," he explained.
The conceptions of objectivity criticized by feminists identify objectivity with a single point of view, the "view from nowhere," and dismiss all other points of view as false or biased.
Last week, Sam Woods, the Bank's deputy governor who runs PRA, was asked his views on the need for a single point of contact.
The European standard of linear perspective is absent from these compositions, allowing viewers to place themselves anywhere inside the scene, rather than being limited to a single point of view.
