Sentences with phrase «open a window into»

I have an open window into what they're doing, and I can learn what works and what doesn't.

This will separate all your open windows into icons.

«The sometimes perplexing domain of digital financial exchanges opens a window into a subject that requires explanation for many of us, hence the detailed definition of cryptocurrency as well as an entry for initial coin offering, which refers to the first sale of Bitcoin - like digital currency,» Merriam - Webster wrote.

Gruber's lecture opened a window into the arrogance of the secular clerisy: those enlightened members of the professoriate who know best and who, as a matter of duty, are going to give the dimwitted people what's best for them — and give it to us good and hard.

Each story I hear, whether read or told, opens a window into a new domain of different perspectives on myself and others.

These other interpretations employ other types of evidence: oral history, the evolution of plants and animals, archaeology, stones, tools and weapons, material artefacts of all kinds, song, poetry, even dance and body movement, Antarctic ice, radio - activity, all these open windows into the past.

On Monday, federal prosecutors in Mr. Silver's corruption trial turned to a relatively obscure staff member on the Assembly Ways and Means Committee whose title seemed as bland as the job he held — deputy budget director for budget studies — to open a window into the seemingly impenetrable world of state finances that Mr. Silver controlled.

«White people love playing «divide & rule» We should not play their game», these words, tweeted by Diane Abbott, ignited a storm of accusations and denials of racism and opened a window into the complexities of identity politics.

All together, the 14 experiments operating across five landing sites threw open a window into the workings of our lonely natural satellite.

«This method opens a window into OCD patients» brains to help us see how responsive they will be to treatment,» said Dr. Jamie Feusner, a clinical neuroscientist at the Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior and the study's senior author.

Decades of research on this autoimmune disorder opened a window into how the immune system and the CNS interact, but more recent research efforts have revealed the exceptionally broad scope of communication between the two.

Now, the European Space Agency's Herschel telescope has detected heat from five of these dusty galaxies, opening a window into the universe's biggest stellar construction boom.

Such highly hypnotizable subjects can open a window into hitherto unexplored domains of cognitive neuroscience and give fresh impetus to the budding science of consciousness studies.

Neuroscientists think they might open a window into the ultimate mystery of human consciousness.

Discovering the presence of primordial gravitational waves opens a window into the kind of physics that happened 10 ^ -35 seconds after the Big Bang at an energy scale that is a trillion times larger than the energy regime that can be probed by the Large Hadron Collider.

In March 2014, they announced to the world that their small telescope at the South Pole had uncovered possible signs of gravitational waves produced within a trillionth of a trillionth of a trillionth of a second of the Big Bang — potentially opening a window into a new regime of physics.

The discovery opens a window into the genetic basis of the human circadian clock, which keeps body activities such as sleeping and eating on a roughly 24 - hour rhythm.

Ever imagined that an Xbox controller could help open a window into a world spanning just one billionth of a meter?

A recent explosion in new techniques and accompanying mathematical advances has opened a window into how the brain makes choices.

Julia is also recognized for her role as a technology innovator in plant biology; her development of the «translating ribosome affinity purification «TRAP» method has opened a window into the «translatome».

In effect, this research has opened a window into cosmic dawn, one that started 180 million years after our universe was born and ended 70 million years later — a period that represents the short time span of the first stars.

Although there's some way to go before all these pieces of evidence add up to a revolutionary discovery, it's exciting to think that astronomers haven't just opened a window into cosmic dawn; they may have opened a window into the origins of dark matter, too.

PULLMAN, Wash. — Using fish bred at Washington State University, an international team of researchers has mapped the genetic profile of the rainbow trout, a versatile salmonid whose relatively recent genetic history opens a window into how vertebrates evolve.

The world may never truly know international man of mystery Tommy Wiseau, but the film opens a window into his weird persona to try and understand Tommy's passion.

If it's hard to understand exactly what Godard is trying to say in this brief scrapbook scamper — it clocks in at one hour, 25 minutes — just watching it is a strange, melancholy pleasure, and an open window into the world of things that worry its creator.

And so they tilt it just a bit and open a window into human absurdity.

But the self - described loafer, an owner of a slowly dying fruit company whose dividends keep him afloat and from having to step into an office, is an undeniable charmer who is great in the sack and opens a window into a life that Mildred can only dream of — but more importantly — can also offer her Veda.

Continue reading Review: «Nebraska» Opens a Window Into the Soul of the American Family

Opening a window into the soul of the American family, Alexander Payne's Nebraska is dressed up with the trappings of a fictional feature, but that's only an excuse to observe a father and a son nearing the end of their relationship.

With Ear Buds, director Graham Elwood navigates the incredibly raw storytelling behind this evolving medium and opens a window into the future of how we view human connection.

Late last year, the New York Times sent its Sunday subscribers a magical cardboard box that opened a window into the lives of three young refugees: 11 - year - old Oleg from Eastern Ukraine; 12 - year - old Hana, a Syrian living in Lebanon; and 9 - year - old Chuol, who is in hiding in South Sudan.

It opens a window into what is happening in the district, and provides signals to communities about potential changes or actions that could manifest in schools in the coming year.

New York's assessments give us more than just educational data, they open a window into our progress on educational equity.

Nothing opens windows into the everyday life of your schools quite like social media.

Lovely sephia photographs of New York open a window into Hoffman's dreamlike world in this trailer for The Museum of Extraordinary Things:

For instance, if you are doing sociology major, you may not be aware of what it is like to be a sociologist, however, through writing a sociology thesis, then you open a window into that world.

If you're not shredding them after doing a line - by - line review of transactions, you're leaving would - be ID thieves an open window into your personal finances.

The painting opens a window into that truly great genre of American painting, the landscape, allowing light and air into the exhibition for the first time.

This slippery - grip opens a window into making forms I haven't seen before.

Student International Film Festival aims to empower development of film and video industry in Croatia and the region, by opening a window into the works of fellow filmmakers, to encourage cooperation, exchange of new ideas and cross-border collaboration in the field of film, video and animation.

In his solo show Ya Veo, Marcus Zúñiga incorporates cosmic imagery into new media projections and sculptures, opening windows into the universe by manipulating footage that he captures through a telescope.

Intriguing and highly immersive, both sets of prints open a window into the mind of the artist.

The painterly and ethereal qualities of the work contrast with the structure underlying the compositions, opening a window into Lanfranco's web - like visual thinking.

Collecting two intimate and personal print series created late in her career, Louise Bourgeois: Autobiographical Prints opens a window into the mind of this celebrated artist.

Digital projections onto Rothko's color fields and an ancient Egyptian temple open windows into the past — what is gained, and what is lost?

Marcus incorporates cosmic imagery into new media projections and sculptures, opening windows into the universe by manipulating footage that he captures through a telescope.

But there's more, opening a window into why Eric Conway would have any animosity about Dr Singer in the first place.

Opening a window into the daily difficulties of a hospital's accident & emergency department, Lawyer Monthly hears from Aruni Sen, an expert witness that deals predominantly with personal injury and medical negligence claims.

And, an equally bad way is to minimize all your open windows into the Dock.

The sometimes perplexing domain of digital financial exchanges opens a window into a subject that requires explanation for many of us, hence the detailed definition of cryptocurrency as well as an entry for initial coin offering, which refers to the first sale of Bitcoin - like digital currency.