The phrase "from the prism" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the perspective or viewpoint from which something is being seen or considered. Example: "From the prism of history, it is clear that this decision had significant consequences." This means that when looking at the situation through the lens of history, it becomes evident that the decision had notable effects. Another example: "The artist's paintings are a reflection of the world from her unique prism." This means that the artist's paintings are a representation of the world as seen through her particular perspective or point of view.
The news comes as the tech firms are attempting to distance themselves from the Prism revelations.
But to be speaking from the prism of self-declared black nationalism - and doing it in the mainstream - well that struck me as more than interesting; it was bloody exciting.
That was a natural move for McBride, who, on Friday, explained his devotion to working-class voices and how he "sees the civil-rights movement from the prism of my own childhood".
RC Ikon Gallery, Birmingham, 15 Mar to 4 Jun Pink Floyd's sleeve art – from the prism to the inflatable pig – plus stage gear and props will form the V&A's next blockbuster.
Each move the Cavaliers make this summer will be viewed from the prism of how it affects the franchise's attempt to retain James, who will probably become the most attractive free agent in N.B.A. history in July.
What, however, is missing from the prism of neoliberal "solutions" is any recognition that the state has a unique role in regulating market excesses, redressing market failures, overseeing a balanced and sustainable economy, promoting the interests of all classes within society, and taking a lead in national security issues such as energy supply and climate threat.
We responded to this need by shifting from Prism to the PRISM (Performance of Routine Information Systems Management) framework, focusing on RHIS performance management.
You can place the disk anywhere in your life, also entirely or partially on top of your self.' Two measures were extracted from the PRISM-RII: Self Illness separation (SIS) in pixels, ranging from 0 to 300, and the Illness Perception Measure, ranging from 1 to 3, with 1 representing the smallest disk.
In the first instance, probands will be identified from both the PRISM and PDFR cohorts.
Yet the origin of the perceptual distortion in golf putting may be crucially different from that in the prism studies.
Also, the experimental value of angular sensitivity increased from 94.46°/RIU to 204.41°/RIU on changing the refractive index of the prism from 1.597 to 1.456, without changing the other parameters.
