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The most important process in socialization is learning to perceive one's acts from the standpoint of other people.
From the standpoint of architectural design, there can be more alternatives to this approach.
From the standpoint of the law, he is free.
A knowledge of the structure and function of the generative organs of the female is of greater importance from the standpoint of disease, than is a similar knowledge of the generative organs of the male.
102), and they may be very unsatisfactory from the standpoint of diagnosis.
Those that attack the living trees are the most dangerous from the standpoint of disease.
the alkaline solution allows of the passage of a slighter intenser current than the acidulated water, that is to say, it is less resistant and more advantageous from the standpoint of the consumption of energy.
From the standpoint of justice and morality, you have simply ceased to exist; you’re outside the pale-a lost, abandoned woman.
But in this, as in all other matters, a man must look at a thing from his own standpoint, or from the standpoint of those who most nearly concern him.
” By the term “Solar System” it is to be understood that an Astronomer, speaking from the standpoint of an inhabitant of the Earth, wishes to refer to that object, the Sun, which is to him the material and visible centre of life and heat and control, and also to those bodies dependent on the Sun which circulate round it at various distances, deriving their light and heat from the Sun, and known as planets and comets.
To do this we shall have to review the condition of these areas both from the standpoint of prehistoric archæology and physical anthropology, to see whether the evidence derived from these sciences, taken together with that drawn from comparative philology and the study of place-names, can help us to reach a solution.
Judged by this standard, and viewed from the standpoint of to-day, the police reforms inaugurated between 1829 and 1856 will be found to justify all reasonably conceived expectations, disappointing as they no doubt appeared to over-sanguine extremists at the time.
From the standpoint of the practical politician, on the other hand, the change has so far proved but an incident; and, for all the effect it has produced on the actual efficiency and on the daily routine of the police forces concerned, it [393]has passed almost unnoticed.
It is curious that this view, so characteristically modern and as novel as anything can be in the realm of metaphysical speculation, should have simultaneously and independently been made a fundamental doctrine by two philosophers so unlike in temperament and training, the French philosopher starting from the standpoint of mathematical physics and Spencerian evolution, and the German from academic metaphysics and Christian theology.
He cannot be called orthodox from the standpoint of the established Lutheran Church.
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Two hundred years after the Battle of
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