Our inborn affiliation for nature may explain why we prefer to live in houses with particular views of the natural world.
By deciding in December that the chief judge could pick who would hear a G.M. case — or a Chrysler case, for that matter, or any other "very large, complex case of national significance" — Detroit's six judges created the opportunity for the selection of a specific judge with particular views.
Instead, as one might expect, he writes as a passionate citizen, with particular views that sometimes color his annotations.
Similarly, working with novel line shapes and computer-generated novel objects, Tarr and his colleagues have found that study-test format specific effects on repetition priming depend on participants' familiarity with particular views [6], [7].
We also examined whether beliefs about the social and biological causes of addiction were associated with particular views about how addiction should be treated.
Emphasis is placed on the ion-to-electron transduction mechanism and the development of new solid contact materials, with a particular view to miniaturized ion-sensing devices with low cost and calibration-free sensing.
Belief in demons is not connected with any particular view of the cosmos.
Or possibly these folks had not invested their own identity with a particular view of the matter.
The sobriquet endured, in Britain at least, along with a particular view of his business practices: by pitching his offering at the customers' easiest instincts, in other words, Murdoch snared their pocketbooks forevermore.
Instead, it examines every detail of employees' lives "with a particular view to their behavior outside their employment, personal relationships, material or income status, or relationship with a person who, to their knowledge, has been sentenced for a criminal offence".
