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What is ghetto state of mind?
It means a narrow view, bounded by one's own culture and direct experience of life. Or inconsiderate and brainless.
When was The Narrow Valley created?
The Narrow Valley was created in 1921-06.
What is the narrow gap in the Hindu kush?
The narrow gap between the Hindu Kush is the Bosporus Strait
Opposite word for wide?
narrow
What is a base view?
a base view is a view on autodesk inventor and it is the first view that you start with before you project it.
What is a parochial view?
A narrow minded view
Who is most responsible for the narrow view of psychology?
Freud
Does the field of view narrow when focal length increase?
yes
Who is known for arguing for the narrow view of corporate responsibility?
Milton Friedman
What is Tendency of group members to conform resulting in a narrow view of some issues?
Group think.
What does narrow scope of reality mean?
Narrow scope of reality means more or less the same as a very narrow view of reality. Example: If you find yourself distorting reality, deceiving yourself with illusions or simply erroneous intuition.
What are some antonyms for perspective?
Narrow-mindedness, close-mindedness, limited view.
What is the difference between strict construction and broad construction?
Strict construction takes a narrow view of laws, statutes, and the constitution. Broad construction takes a broad view of laws, statutes, and the constitution.
What was Chung Ju-yung's view of businessmen?
businessmen should serve a larger purpose than the narrow mandate of profit; they were, in his view, also responsible for helping develop the strength of a nation and its people.
What is ghetto state of mind?
It means a narrow view, bounded by one's own culture and direct experience of life. Or inconsiderate and brainless.
What is the difference between zoom in and zoom out?
Zoom in is used to get a closer look and narrow your view. zoom out is for making your picture have a wider view.
What does it mean to zoom out?
The process of "zooming in" is to tighten the focus of a view, to narrow the image to a smaller area. The reverse is referred to as "zooming out" -- widening the field of view to show more of the scene. For a fixed-focus lens, it can be accomplished by moving farther away from the object in the center of the view.
