Sentence examples for better prism from inspiring English sources

There may be no better prism to view what is happening to the left during this era of the Tea Party than through Brown's difficulties this spring.

That's why "Artpop" and "Magna Carta" kind of bricked in long-term sales and relevance, while "Random Access Memories" and "Prism" fared better ("Prism" was in the top 5 for a month with a major Black Friday rebound after discounting, for six weeks in the top 10).

Several reviewers noted that overall PRiSM is better than MÜS.I.C. LVRJ wrote "...it all seems to hang together better this time, with a seamless flow and unifying themes of brotherhood and diversity".

Also, the constructal cylinder--triangular-prism building block is proved to perform better than the constructal rectangular-prism--triangular-prism building block at the same composing materials, composition ratio, volumetric heat generation rate and total building-block volume.

It is also proven that the constructal cylinder--regular-triangular-prism building block performs better than the constructal regular-rectangular-prism--regular-triangular-prism building block.

His studies, he said, "were a prism to better understand and see how the world works today".

Ian Delaney, a London-based journalist, wrote on his Twopointouch blog that the tension over ad-blocking is a form of brinkmanship that might be better viewed through the prism of game theory.

Pyramidal still shows better efficiency than triangular prism solar still.

For sequences exhibiting limited motion (e.g., Hallmonitor), PRISM can better compensate for information loss, whereas it cannot compete for sequences exhibiting complex motion patterns.

In the context of a duct travelling robot, the square prism is better fit for a square duct cross section where each strut could be pressed against each corner of the square section in the duct.

Whether it be the inspired self-reflection of a mourner or the studied vision of the historian -- or the creative spiritualism of celebrants, practitioners and questioners of faith -- the perspectives offered here might better be described as prism glass, refracting in full color.