Sentence examples for views were developed from inspiring English sources

Two basic views were developed.

March 25 , 1525Siena, Italy May 14, 1562 Zürich, Switzerland Laelius Socinus, Italian Lelio (Francesco Maria) Socini, Sozini, or Sozzini (born March 25 , 1525 Siena [Italy] died May 14 , 1562 Zürich, Switz)., Italian theologian whose anti-Trinitarian views were developed into the doctrine of Socinianism by his nephew Faustus Socinus.

The Digital Elevation Model (DEM) and 3D views were developed during the GIS analysis as shown in Figures 10 and 11 in order to have a contour of the VHS and thus the location of the waterlogged lands which directly influence land use and salinity development.

As Aristotle's views were developed in the West following the textual recoveries of the late Middle Ages, these were received into a theological context that had been strongly defined by Augustinianism, and a complex interplay between this tradition and the new philosophical views that entered with the recovery of the Greek texts defined a complex period of intellectual ferment.

A method to organise data on the specific regional natural conditions on the basis of an existing organisational chart of natural areas in Germany, digital results of biotope mapping and aerial views was developed for a selection of indicators (species, ecological groups) appropriate to given natural conditions on the regional scale.

"Society's views are developed through a clash of ideas, through the existence of freedom of expression and thought and belief," prominent Egyptian activist Wael Ghonim posted on his Facebook page.

Nonreligious forms of this view were developed in the 20th century by existentialist writers such as Jean-Paul Sartre and Albert Camus, both of whom combined the epistemological skepticism of Kierkegaard with the religious and ethical skepticism of Friedrich Nietzsche.

In this paper, nine dimensions of information systems from a LAP point of view are developed.

Three points of view are developed and compared (namely, using spectral theory, structure preserving similarities, and factorisation theory).

Based on the C distribution in the upper two horizons, a 3D viewing was developed of soil C distribution for this eroded landscape.

A similar view is developed by Philip Kitcher (1986); for a somewhat revised view, see his (1994).