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He was given the 2008 Wollaston Award from the Royal Academy of Arts in London.

Nowadays, with a prism, a certain type of prism arranged in a certain way, if you aim it at a star.

It would be wrong to see Mauritius through an ethnic prism.

The longest diagonal of a cube or some type of a rectangular prism.

The prism, the color bands, tell you what there is on that planet.

They heat the metal so it's bright white hot and run it through a prism.

Though sometimes referred to as A88k, the Apollo PRISM is not related to the Motorola 88000.

China's modern view of foreigners and their intentions is necessarily refracted through the prism of such history.

Now, if you want to take the volume of any a rectangular prism, you'll multiplied these three dimensions.

They, too, see the world through a prism that makes America continue to appear essential, but no longer preeminent.

It's an elegant approach to dramatize a story that was so often filtered through the prism of social media.

Its colors match the rainbow dispersion of white light by an optical prism red, orange, yellow, green, and blue.

What you're seeing when you put it through a prism is that you heat hydrogen up and it doesn't just glow

There was strong commitment to enhance international precursor control through support for the international initiatives Operation Purple, Operation Topaz and Project Prism.

Newton's prism experiments showed that white light could not only be broken into its component colors with one prism, but that a second lens could recompose those colors back into white light again, thus showing that color was a matter of light's refraction rather than how light or dark it was.

However, the court indicated that the revelations of PRISM and US government surveillance of data undermined this agreement and Europeans right to privacy.

In 1666, Isaac Newton observed the Sun's light using a prism, and showed that it was made up of light of many colors.

(k) Greater participation by Member States in the International Narcotics Control Board international precursor control initiatives Operation Topaz, Operation Purple and Operation Prism

So obviously I'm looking at this through a marketing prism, so from a brand perspective, brands literally stand or fall on their reputations.

We should continue to engage the assistance and cooperation of civil society, whose members look at this issue through the prism of humanitarian considerations.

Following the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, the US viewed the Islamic world almost exclusively through the prism of the global war on terror.

But, while member states must agree unanimously on all key decisions, their mandates oblige them to view EU issues through the prism of national interest.

The Commission noted the recent successes achieved by Project Prism in addressing the diversion of precursors used in the illicit manufacture of amphetamine type stimulants.

Using the optical or prism sight, such compasses can be read with extreme accuracy when taking bearings to an object, often to fractions of a degree.

Reaffirming the importance of the international initiatives Operation Purple, Operation Topaz and Project Prism in the implementation of articles 12 and 13 of the 1988 Convention,

Reaffirming the importance of the international initiatives Operation Purple, Operation Topaz and Project Prism in the implementation of articles 12 and 13 of the 1988 Convention,

Indeed, for the past seven years America s foreign policy seems to have been conducted entirely through the prism of the war on terror and the Iraq war.

Given Asia s rise, it is, of course, illusory for Europeans to consider their relations with the biggest Asian power, China, only through the prism of human rights.

Meanwhile, it distorts reality to view Spain s entire banking sector through the prism of the cajas, the savings banks that are the soft underbelly of the Spanish financial system.

) When evaluated through the prism of poverty reduction, the notorious price volatility that has long plagued world commodity markets is among the most pressing of challenges facing developing countries.

No less important is the fact that we are beginning to evaluate development problems through the prism of human beings in all the diversity of their interests and requirements.

However, several multilateral international initiatives for the control of precursors, such as Operation Topaz, Operation Purple and Project Prism, coordinated by the International Narcotics Control Board, had enjoyed notable successes.

It was important for United Nations communicators to remind their audiences that the success or failure of the United Nations should not be viewed through the prism of a single issue.

Such an approach would help arrest or, at least, moderate a tendency on the part of certain influential members to consider issues before the Council purely through their own political prism.

12. Requests the Secretary General to provide the necessary resources to the International Narcotics Control Board to enable it to continue its work effectively under Operation Purple, Operation Topaz and Project Prism

In the US, North Korea is seen mostly through the prism of nuclear non proliferation, and the new administration is wary of being tricked into giving its rulers anything without getting fissile material in return.

The Commission noted that, because of the flexible approach used in Project Prism, it had been possible to deal with threats posed by precursors of amphetamine type stimulants that varied significantly from region to region.