Sentences with phrase «sense perspective»

From a common sense perspective, the majority of earnings have passed, the news is out, and the market tends to fatigue.

A compressed sensing perspective of hippocampal function Petrantonakis, P.C. and Poirazi, P. Front Syst Neurosci.

The first day of the workshop included keynote presentations providing atmospheric, inland (wetlands, lakes, and rivers), marine, and remote sensing perspectives on CH4 budgets in the region.

Aside from being a huge gift to others, doing selfless service will also give you a deep sense perspective and gratitude for your life and allow you to feel part of something bigger.

D appealed but the appeal was dismissed holding that the trial judge did not introduce new test or place additional onus on D in determining whether presumption of resulting trust was rebutted, but rather, looked at evidence from common sense perspective

Drawing upon the renowned Six Senses perspective of providing innovative top - tier facilities wedded to environmental responsibility, the resort has been brilliantly designed to embrace the picturesque landscape of vibrant beauty.

Carnegie researchers are developing new scientific approaches that integrate phylogenetic, chemical and spectral remote sensing perspectives - called Spectranomics - to map canopy function and biological diversity throughout tropical forests of the world.

So, while I can't give one - size - fits - all advice (no one can), I can offer some guidelines and common sense perspective that may get lost amidst the handwringing about how «it's just not possible» given the amount of homework she has.

But even if you think of this from a common - sense perspective, it makes perfect sense.

«I listen to the candidate, and I look for common - sense perspectives,» explains Sullivan.

These cases were received sympathetically by courts that, from a common sense perspective, could see that those practices took advantage of consumer ignorance or confusion.

For these purposes, «violence» is generally easy to identify from a common - sense perspective, and includes physical or sexual force, threats, stalking, harassing, and emotional abuse.

From a common sense perspective, the public would expect that if Lilly has based their new patent on new advantages over the prior art, then they should be held to demonstrating or predicting such advantages.