Ultimately, the simplest perspective from which to interpret the vicissitudes of the American bison is that of the bison itself.
In Google Street View, the absence of an engaged eye through which to interpret its images can lend them an eerie quality.
And, in fact, the seventh episode, which I won't spoil, pulls a daring switcheroo, one that may offer a new lens through which to interpret Roseanne's behavior.
He also attempted to show how philosophers were led to dualistic conclusions through the use of a wrong model in terms of which to interpret human activities.
As genetics comes to rival childhood experience as the favored lens through which to interpret behavior seen as deviant, parents who blamed themselves for their children's disorders are also finding some relief.
With the French sociologist Émile Durkheim's groundbreaking book "Suicide" still 30 years in the future, most Civil War doctors and nurses had few tools with which to interpret Union Army suicides.
In the course of defining more than a hundred mental diseases, he not only revolutionized the practice of psychiatry but also gave people all over the United States a new language with which to interpret their daily experiences and tame the anarchy of their emotional lives.
No logical principle stops scientists from choosing different background assumptions against which to interpret their observations.
This paper suggests a framework by which to interpret data collected on the response of metals.
This duality provides a theoretical framework in which to interpret problem representations.
This literature review provides the context in which to interpret student evaluations of teaching and discusses implications for practice.
