But people on the other side of the argument say the widening view of what it means to eat locally is similar to the changes the term organic went through as it grew from a countercultural ideal in the 1960s and 1970s to an industry with nearly $25 billion in sales last year.
Glasses-free 3-D TV is a distant possibility, but the technology is unrealistic for large screens until manufacturers figure out how to widen viewing angles, Mr. Rubin said.
When coupled with theoretical frameworks that decentralize the verbal, it has the power to reveal more than the spoken and to widen views of classroom interaction (e.g. Gómez Fernández and Siry 2018; Wilmes and Siry, in press).
While the data we present comes from our specific national context in Luxembourg, it has implications for researchers worldwide in that it widens views of students, communication, interaction, and voice in ways that are applicable to all contexts, even those that are seemingly monolingual.
If anything, it's widened my view on pretty much anything, and cinema particularly.
For a man who had revelled in the play of the imagination, it represented a significant change of direction, and one that widened his view of Japanese society.
"When his half-breed collie hopped the stream and spoiled the illusion, he widened his view to show only a quiet field or two among much milder hills, already, though only midafternoon, obscured by the returning fog".
However, recent progress in the field has widened the view on the enzymatic factors involved in the deconstruction of cellulose and how these enzymes work in concert.
The officers ducked a street sign as they rounded the corner onto commercial Claiborne Avenue, and fell silent as their view widened to a panorama of their city.
Such an approach widens the view of nursing performance to embrace a multidimensional perspective that encompasses the diverse aspects of nursing care.
