Definition of "view" [view]

• An examination or inspection: used binoculars to get a better view. (noun)
• A sight; a look. (noun)
• A systematic survey; coverage: a view of Romantic poetry. (noun)
• An individual and personal perception, judgment, or interpretation; an opinion: In his view, aid to the rebels should be suspended. See Synonyms at opinion. (noun)
• Field of vision: The aircraft has disappeared from view. (noun)

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• "Much depends on the point of view from which a man writes; and I can only say that, if the distinguished Major-general is right, _from a purely British point of view_, in depreciating the island and its resources, he thereby furnishes a _very strong argument why Great"
• "For _distant_ views there is in nature scarcely any stereoscopic effect; and in a photographic stereoscopic view the effect produced is not really a representation to the eye of the _view itself_, but of _a model of such view_; and the apparent size of the model will vary with the angle of incidence of the two pictures, being _smaller_ and _nearer_ as the angle increases."
• "This is important - coz in MAX 9 - hairs wont render with any render type (region, box, blowup, view etc.), other that #view."