Sentences with phrase «narrow lens»

We begin to see things in a very narrow lens, and then we begin narrowing our ability to practice grace and humility.

WSW: When you are so far behind, comparing the United States with better - performing countries through the incredibly narrow lens of standards doesn't make a lot of sense.

Peace Officer Directors Brad Barber and Scott Christopherson take on the militarization of U.S. police by narrowing their lens on a series of extraordinary incidents in the state of Utah.

New Work: Tiago Carneiro da Cunha and Klara Kristalova narrows the lens on the reinvigorated medium of ceramics in recent art practice.

Price / Earnings (P / E) is usually the worst multiple to focus on — it's an exceedingly narrow lens for any investor to peer through & discern an appropriate valuation.

Its presence here is a provocation, questioning how we see the world: do we survey it through our own culturally determined narrow lenses, or do we take a wider view?

Smartphone makers need to include narrow lenses inside front cameras of their devices to make them capable of eye - scanning.

Battletech shows a cruel and vast universe of empires and kings and queens, and narrows the lens of storytelling to a tight and contained thread of a queen regaining her throne with the help of a mercenary crew.

If you look at it from a lens of what protects Netflix, it's a very narrow lens.

Dougherty addresses this by narrowing his lens to just three schools and using a different approach to nail down cause and effect.

To compensate, many video cameras use small image chips and narrow lenses, which don't gather enough light to produce a rich image.

«If evangelicals believe the United States has a moral obligation to support religious freedom worldwide, then why this narrow lens?»

However, these rankings look at schools through a narrow lens, primarily through courses offered and test results achieved.

Many of the students in Sommers study remained disengaged, continuing to view schoolwork through the narrow lens of grades and evaluation.

But this narrow lens has also led to a predominantly militaristic approach to the issue at the expense of other tools for engagement.

Unlike Pinker, though, he narrows the lens mostly to war, and the possibility of eradicating it.

This former Roman Catholic nun felt confined by the narrow lens of her faith and has become one of the most lucid voices of global religious traditions.

The idea of it has been coopted so that we view it through a narrow lens.

As courts look at the problems of education through the narrow lens of the legal process, their approach is inherently piecemeal.

As soon as we attempt to measure the success and quality of a teacher or a learner through the narrow lens of some data on a page, we turn the profound humanity of a child into a narrow number on a table that is meaningless and misleading.

That's unlikely if we allow the government to keep looking at this through the narrow lens of only schools.

It's clear that it's not sincere and he's just taking a fun stab at wild things through a very narrow lens.

In the Mass Effect trilogy, we only got to see the war against the Reapers through a very narrow lens.

This time, the collection is viewed through a narrower lens, focusing on portraiture.

But such a narrow lens cuts, and sells, his story short.

JHL: Your essay, Walk Like an Egyptian, addresses the narrow lens through which contemporary artists from the Middle East are often exhibited and marketed.

«Output is increasing, is being recognized, [but] there is a tendency to view that output through a very narrow lens.

But peering through the narrow lens of landscape ecology, others have interpreted the new geological epoch as another name for the continued impact of people on the terrestrial biosphere.

One lingering problem with how we talk about lawyering is just how often it seems to be fed through a narrow lens of what we, as lawyers, want / need / think is best.

As for the module itself, it does appear to show a narrower lens set within a larger enclosure on the left side, with an opposite setup (wider lens in a smaller enclosure) on the right.

The S6 and S6 Edge have selfie cameras of the same resolution as the Note 5, but narrower lenses.

Those pixels are spread out across that vast field of view, however, which means there isn't as much detail per degree as in cameras with a narrower lens.