Sentence examples for from their prism from inspiring English sources

Jurors are human beings selected from the community and processing information from their prism and lens of understanding.

American policymakers, however, have always seen Pakistan from the prism of their global strategy: as an ally against communism during the Cold War, a key ally during the anti-Soviet Afghan jihad of the 1980s and a frontline ally in the war against terror after 9/11.

We responded to this need by shifting from Prism to the PRISM (Performance of Routine Information Systems Management) framework, focusing on RHIS performance management.

From "From 9/11 to Prism: A Nation Gone Dotty," by John Cassidy.

Probands and relatives from the PDFR cohort, and probands from the PRISM cohort, have previously given their consent to future contact regarding Paget's disease research (see Table 1 for additional details of how these individuals were approached).

They regularly get outside their comfort zone and tend to view life from a prism of what is possible versus what isn't and why.

Internet companies have done everything in their power to distance themselves from Prism, the N.S.A.'s secret Internet spying program.

Log-rank (Mantel-Cox) test from GraphPad Prism 5.0a was used to perform multiple comparisons of the survival curves and their overall trend.

The news comes as the tech firms are attempting to distance themselves from the Prism revelations.

And he combined this precision with sharp, almost military tailoring, or prints that suggested shards of light exploding from a prism.

(1)subject to where m is the unknown vector containing the depths from every prism.