Sentences with phrase «from prism»

You have to look at it from the prism of what makes a property's location great for a tenant.

About Blog I'm technically a hybrid author, with one traditionally published book releasing June 26, 2015 (The Rancher Takes a Cook from Prism Book Group).

Reviews all financial documents for proper coding, inputs procurement data, corrects errors, conducts data searches for records, and retrieves reports from PRISM, FPDS, and other financial reports.

You will receive an email from Prism Writing Services with your new web resume link which will be active for six months.

Looking to the future, the Higher Education Quality Council of Ontario recently commissioned a study from Prism Economics and Analysis (the «Prism Report») projecting the labour market for teachers, lawyers, physicians, nurses, architects and engineers.

Using extrapolations of business as usual, you can see why 7 billion tons of coal use by China makes sense from that prism.

As described previously, winter precipitation values were droughts and pluvials drawn from the PRISM model for ponderosa forests in the Verde watershed.

Estimates of historical winter precipitation from 1900 — 2012 in ponderosa pine forests within Verde watershed from PRISM model [25].

We first extracted total winter precipitation, summed across October to April, for every year from 1900 — 2012 from the PRISM modeled dataset [25] across 2 scales: (a) ponderosa pine forests within the Verde watershed and (b) these forests within the Salt - Verde watersheds.

This question is generally treated from the prism of Caribbean popular culture, using the humor and elements of this culture, and such clichés formed about the culture, that when it comes from them, it builds images that simultaneously incarnate that reality, and question it.

In a blog post, he argued «Sex is a bomb that can free great art from the prism of the museum».

In Paper Mario: Color Splash, colors are vanishing from Prism Island.

About Blog I'm technically a hybrid author, with one traditionally published book releasing June 26, 2015 (The Rancher Takes a Cook from Prism Book Group).

From the prism of parent, veteran school administrator, and nonprofit leader, I agree with Paul Tough's findings and recommendations.

Fuller himself said it well: «I refused to put distance between me and them and to view them from a prism that automatically assumed an unequal relationship.»

Now view this from the prism of the Forgetting Curve and you're bound to have second thoughts about your investments on using only formal training to make the kind of impact you'd like on your learner performance.

What I try to do as a writer is really empathize into those point of views to create a totality from the prism.

About Blog I'm technically a hybrid author, with one traditionally published book releasing June 26, 2015 (The Rancher Takes a Cook from Prism Book Group).

Until the political culture which forces us to see things from the prism of ethnicity and religion is permanently dismantled and rejected, Nigeria will continue to stagnate and ooze.

While confirming that the UK intelligence community had benefited from Prism, it said its work analysing the formal agreements regulating access to the material suggested no laws had been broken.

Documents obtained by the Guardian, which disclosed the Prism system last week, suggested that GCHQ had generated 197 intelligence reports from Prism last year.

Everything is focused on the public space, from the prism of a republican, that strikes a bell for equity and equal - opportunity citizenship.

In the end, there are all kinds of forms that can arise: everything from prisms and needles to the familiar lacy snowflakes.

Not exact matches

One of our favorite looks, as Allure reported, comes from colorist Roxie Jane Hunt, who recently created a spattering of rainbow prisms atop a brunette blunt cut.

Snowden's leaks showed that Section 702 collects content of digital communications directly from the internet backbone and through a program formerly code named Prism where the NSA gathered data directly from several companies, including Facebook, Google (goog), Apple (aapl) and Microsoft (msft).

Here's one from the final frontier: a device called the eSight 3 can help legally blind people see with the help of a liquid lens, optical prisms, and a high resolution display.

The files revealed that Section 702 was being used to justify the PRISM program, which allowed the government to collect communications from tech companies through fiber - optic cables to then feed into a main database.

The authority behind PRISM comes from Section 702 of the FISA Act, created by Congress «and has been widely known and publicly discussed since its inception in 2008.»

The leaks showed that the government had been using the 702 provision to sweep up vast amounts of Americans» data directly from the servers of major Internet companies like Microsoft, Google, and Facebook through the legal authority of a surveillance program called PRISM.

Under a program called PRISM, Snowden claims the U.S. government has been collecting data from these companies — such as user photos, emails and other documents — to spy on foreign targets, and potentially American citizens as well.

The humanities major shifted to chemistry and optics, trying to determine how to pop prisms from molds in cheap abundance.

The Guardian invited the companies to respond to the new material and asked each one specific questions about the scale of the costs they incurred, the form of the reimbursement and whether they had received any other payments from the NSA in relation to the Prism program.

But it seems everyone from James Clapper, to Louis Lerner, to Eric Holder, Susan Rice etc. etc. seems to be constantly contradicted or exposed as being less than truthful, whether it's IRS Targeting, tapping journalists, blaming Benghazi on a video, the existence of WMDs, a search for yellow - cake Uranium, who ordered Fast and Furious putting automatic guns in the hands of Mexican drug - lords, drone strikes, or... the nature of PRISM.

In place of one individual's interpretation of Christ we have a tradition which shines like a shaft of light through the refracting, expanding prism of a rich and varied religious experience, and by its many - splendored radiance begins to prove how much was contained in the apparently simple and single, but really complex and manifold, manifestation of the divine mystery — the revelation of the mystery hid from past ages, the message of God through Jesus Christ, his Son, our Lord.

That doesn't mean Modern Pagans ignore ideas, beliefs, and deity from outside of Western Culture; it just means that those impulses are generally filtered through a Western prism.

For Baptists, the great doctrines of the Reformation were refracted through the prism of persecution and dissent which informed their intense advocacy of religious freedom and, especially in the American setting, the separation of church and state (which does not equal the divorce of religion from public life).

Rather than a prism, you are more like a black hole - sucking peace and joy from life.

PRISM Ovens are shipped from RBS» USA factory in prebuilt modules for faster installation to ensure quality and minimize bakery downtime during installation.

From defining the A to Z of Southern baking to an exploration of our favorite bakery in Oxford, Mississippi, this issue illuminates Southern culture through the sweet prism of pastry.

This takes the umami - salty goodness of Caesar salad and reflects it through a prism, with fermentation from the miso, tahini for a sesame bite, as well as the traditional lemon.

Looking at the raw stats through today's prism, comparing him to stars from the «90s, it's hard to fathom that.

Then, Nnamdi Kanu's IPOB came with its searing, equal - opportunity hate; and the best a distracted media, arrayed in ethnic combat formations, could do was face the looming danger from the one - shoe - fits - all prism of self - determination — no crime to be sure!

What they expect from me as a senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria is that every bill, every motion and every debate on the floor of the house must be looked at within the prism of what is in the best interest of the Urhobo and Delta Central people.

Revelations about the snooping activities of GCHQ - which saw diplomats» emails reportedly hacked and their phone call activity monitored by a team of 45 analysts - come after US whistleblower Edward Snowden revealed the UK could have benefited from an American snooping programme known as «Prism».

Using the example of the current debate surrounding anthropomorphic climate change, Thompson sought to evaluate the argument from authority through a single prism, the way in which science is handled in argumentation about public policy.

The foreign secretary offered a very qualified reassurance to UK citizens following newspaper reports that GCHQ, the British government's Cheltenham - based eavesdropping and security agency, had been receiving intelligence from a US programme called Prism.

Hague refused to confirm or deny whether the UK government had received any intelligence from the US obtained via Prism.

The authors stressed the importance of governance under authoritarian rule, and explored it through the prism of South Korean social policy from 1945 to 2000.

Britain is a different place to the 1980s but there remain a lasting prism from that time through which we judge our politics.

«I want to be someone who sees the world through the prism of the neighborhood I come from in Brooklyn and remembers where I came from and all the people who have been part of the life here,» the mayor said during his weekly appearance on WNYC radio.