It presented the worried views of observers from many vantage points of the present state of American life, art and thought.
In the view of observers here, much depends on Gramco's success in raising cash through the marketing of $23.5‐million in debentures, which have been offered since early summer.
In the view of observers here, the determining factor on the question of a new Geneva conference is Hanoi's opposi tion to such an approach, which would inevitably raise the question of North Vietnam ese aggression in Laos.
The procedural debate took on importance in the view of observers here as the first di rect confrontation between Britain and the six Common Market countries in the cur rent phase of diplomatic activi ty.
Then local organizers take over the challenge of transforming the property while heeding the views of local observers who may choose not to get involved physically.
Success criteria can of course be subjective and depend often on the point of view of the observer.
These still illustrations show how the event might look from the point of view of an observer watching the Chandra ACIS detector during the transit.
From the point of view of an observer on the ground, in other words, the satellite will appear to hang motionless in the sky.
From the point of view of an observer who savors variety, the reed kills the music, putting in its place a loud, insistent monotone.
In addition, the colour quality was evaluated considering the angle between the interior finishes and the view of an observer from a specific direction and position.
