Sentence examples for global prism from inspiring English sources

The U.S. also views Indian influence in Afghanistan as beneficial both from a regional and a global prism.

The International New York Times, which begins life today, will bring the same global but distinctly American prism to bear on the world's affairs, and no doubt attract just as many rulers, potentates — and women of high officialdom.

This was the first time that the United Nations had invited a television series (albeit, a smart and provocative one) to appear in their chambers and analyze global concerns through the prism of a sci-fi show.

Conversely, RTs to the global level decreased following prism adaptation, demonstrating that patients were better able to ignore irrelevant conflicting information from the local level.

"We start with the premise that everything in the world should be seen through the prism of the new global, digital, technology-driven economy," he says.

When American leaders have microphones thrust in their faces, questions about Asia are not the first they have to answer, and when they look at Asia it is through the prism of other global problems.The other is that America's strategic and economic ambitions in Asia have a higher priority than promoting American political values.

According to Jock O'Connell at Beacon Economics, a consultancy, the average value of a kilo of containerised cargo arriving at Los Angeles/Long Beach ports in the first 11 months of 2012 was $6.34; at LAX airport it was $102.78.But Long Beach still offers a prism on the global economy, and on US trade in particular.

A powerful and efficient signal-preprocessing technique that combines local and multiscale properties of the wavelet prism with the global filtering capability of orthogonal signal correction (OSC) is applied for pretreatment of spectroscopic data of parabens as model compounds after their preconcentration by robust ionic liquid-based dispersive liquid liquid microextraction method (IL-DLLME).

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.

For generations born in the new millennium, this meant that when it comes to global development looked through the prism of the Millennium Development Goals, Serbia was in a limbo -- the country was neither of a high standard nor in a vulnerable position to receive assistance.

In this paper the authors have examined the after-effects of directional prism adaptation on global and local visual processing using the composite face effect.