Examples of using Same perspective in English and their translations into German
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And the same perspective with only the lakes.
Mr President, our speech takes exactly the same perspective.
Too often he defends the same perspective as the proprietor.
Schlegelmilch took all the shots at the same bend, always from the same perspective.
Surprisingly, we receive the same perspective as if the board were viewed from below.
The scene, including Schumann's preparations,has also been filmed on 16-mm film from the same perspective.
In the same perspective, it is in favour of the renewal of the mandate of the OSCE mission in Ukraine.
It is unlikely that Adam and Eve had the same perspective we do on animals.
In this same perspective, St Luke specifies that perfection is merciful love: to be perfect means to be merciful.
Positioned centrally, and each time shot from the same perspective, it is only the wind which varies the motif.
With an extra pair of DJI goggles,viewers can experience the thrill of drone racing from the same perspective as the pilot.
Even if you wanted to take photos from exactly the same perspective over a longer period, changing the accumulator battery would be inconvenient, and almost impossible.
Most lenses used in machine vision applications arefixed focus endocentric lenses which provide the same perspective as the human eye.
Not everyone has the same perspective, and the situation becomes more interesting because of that one single player who is looking at the game from a different point of view.
The Koran, inspired to confirm the Bible, follows logically the same perspective of the Books of the Old Covenant and the Gospel.
We had set our minds rather rapidly to the moon, which is clearly visible from ourplanet Earth and- due to bound rotation- always guarantees the same perspective.
In addition to the stop-motion scenes, the team filmed pedestrians from the same perspective- the trailer represents a hybrid form of stop motion and film.
In the same perspective, the formation of lay people must also enable them to take on competently and efficiently the responsibilities entrusted to them in the Church.
Finally, he compresses, for example, the process of the building of such structures through theoverlaying of many individual recordings of various stages from the same perspective.
The participants observe the hologram always in the same perspective as the other one to make clear to which side questions or explanations are refering.
If we view the mirror in metaphorical sense as an image or a picture, then we can say that the artist faces a picture that presents him andthe audience from the same perspective.
Category pictures unified by one and the same perspective, background, and light will never confuse your customers- it will lead them directly where they want, with no second thoughts.
The key benefit of using them is thatthey give the participants the same field of view and thus the same perspective, significantly reducing the risk of error.
Destruction"===The fourth painting,"Destruction", has almost the same perspective as the third, though the artist has stepped back a bit to allow a wider scene of the action, and moved almost to the center of the river.
That which you think about, act upon and speak is affecting the collective consciousness so those who choose peace, those who choose to follow their own authentic self- do not become swayed by those who wouldtry to demean you because you do not have the same perspective on what is occurring upon your planet at this time.
Values and standards are always defined from the same perspective, which is not one that focuses on care for humans and the environment but on efficiency and on faster, bigger, higher, further- thus, on growth.
The rapporteur and I, as draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on Transport andTourism, share the same perspective on free enterprise, and so together we have signed 10 or so amendments that the Council, too, can accept.
In the same perspective, the introduction of new formulas for distance working, such as'tele-commuting', may also lead to a change in the subordinate nature of the relationship between the employer and the employee as established by means of a contract of employment.
Yet other political-socialstruggles can also be regarded from the same perspective of a social protagonism, such as the struggle of the Sans-Papiers, which is situated exactly on one of the central intersections of state political representation, namely that of coupling political citizenship with belonging to a(nation-) state.
The Commission accepts Amendment No 17 in that same perspective. It also accepts Amendment No 23, except for the second paragraph; this cannot technically be deleted because in the event of derogation from the first and second banking directives, neither the competent authorities nor the own funds would any longer be defined.