"The best comparison is the policies relating to underage sex; another illegal activity with risks to well-being that can be seen through a moral viewpoint, or a pragmatic, harm reduction viewpoint.
This dispersal can easily be seen through a microscope, making robotic screening possible.
The phases can be seen through a guichet, or little window.
St . Louiss performance should not be seen through a pessimistic prism, but a positive one.
A koi pond set against the house's outer wall can be seen through a window on the stair landing.
The e.m perturbation can be seen through a frequency variation measurement when the sensor serves as feedback element in an oscillator chain.
Within looms an imposing 12-foot-tall machine, whose array of wires and tubes can only be seen through a tinted window.
Here, the contours - nearly invisible to the naked eye - can be seen through a magnifying glass or in this close-up.
It is also the first such picture depicting a woman in an interior from which a landscape can be seen through a window.
Chaseland was said to have eyesight so keen that he once spotted a whale that could not be seen through a ship's telescope.
In the Alcázar, Toledo (c. 1531 53; largely destroyed 1936 39), the patio could only be seen through a few doorways.
