Sentence examples for views in such a from inspiring English sources

Few walks manage to cram in such spectacular views in such a short time, but the few minutes it takes to walk across the Clifton Suspension Bridge (below) in Bristol are filled with drama.

We use Express and SocketIO framework, Node.js, Jade and AngularJS for building the web application of MS. While designing the user interface of MS platform, we decide to subdivide the interface into different views in such a way that every feature has a separate view of its own.

But the converse of this is true as well, at least for me: Whether or not I agree with the agenda in question, I have nothing but respect and admiration for a work that wraps up its social and political views in such an entertaining, well-made package that, as I fall further under the spell of the piece, I can't help but consider the arguments it makes.

It should be viewed in such a light.

Perhaps, at this imperial moment, it is not surprising that someone like him is viewed in such a friendly light.

This is Walzer's view: in such a predicament, we must "wager" the crime of terrorism against the evil that is otherwise in store for us.

We observe that when the channel capacity is small, our technique allocates the resources to the central view, in such a way that the PSNR distribution has a behavior similar to the view preference distribution.

Viewed in such a sequence, CH2O peaks prior to the autoignition and then decays after ignition, and OH is found to peak at ignition and these peaks are maintained into the established steady flames.

Tumours were positioned at the centre of the scanner axial field-of-view in such a way to allow illumination of one tumour with the laser light during the scan, whereas the other one (used as control) was masked.

The slogan accordingly associated with Wittgenstein's later work is that "Meaning is use," though he himself never expressed this view in such an unqualified form.

This gives rise to the paradox whereby a monocularly viewed white surface appears brighter than when it is viewed binocularly in such a way that one eye views it directly and the other through a dark glass.