| At every juncture, his attachment to an analysis through the prism of Marxist critical theory derails his book. |
| With a prism ordinary white light can be split into a spectrum that resembles a rainbow. |
| You present a sliver, a little glass piece of the kaleidoscope, a tiny little prism, in which you may see the greater war, but you may not. |
| This new trichroic prism assembly is especially useful in a compact color projector employing reflective liquid-crystal light valves. |
| Georges Corm has shown how aggression and violence are founded on the prism of the communities. |
| It acted like a prism on the setting sunlight striking it, refracting the light in much the same way as a crystal would. |
