With matters under discussion ranging from Syria to artificial intelligence, this is set to be illuminating viewing.
He offers an illuminating view of the other "1 percent" — not the privileged upper crust, but the sliver of Americans who have accepted the burden of waging two of the longest wars in our history.
In the course of her study, McPhee cools previously overheated accounts of Costanza ("lips furious with passion, enchanting with voluptuous promises") and provides an illuminating view of Baroque Rome.
In 1971, with a perfectly chosen question, Dick Cavett (whose interviews are one of the greatest bodies of work in television history and, for that matter, transcend the medium as a prime historical source as such) elicits, from the sixty-three-year-old Bette Davis, an incisive and illuminating view of the Hollywood of the high-studio era.
The SPM takes a broader, far more illuminating view of poverty than the traditional poverty measure does.
Vibrational analysis provides an illuminating view into the displacements of various components of the system (e.g., the motion of the sigmoid process or the middle ear ossicles), which supports the functional significance of the "ear trumpet" concept.
A narrow, but perhaps illuminating view of the procedure is that we seek an objective and automated algorithm for inclusion/exclusion of a sequence as a member of a specific group within a set of groups, by means of correlations with the sought after indicator vectors.
Second, these regional allele specific words can be used to objectively identify and quantify tumor subpopulations, enabling regional genetic sequence assembly to describe the development of tumor subpopulations on a fine scale, an illuminating view of subpopulation dynamics.
The great postwar novels of adolescence deal with innocence lost; "My So-Called Life" deals with innocence sustained, but it offers a no-less-illuminating view of what it is to be young because of it.
