The phrase "acquire vista" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could be interpreted as gaining a view or perspective, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "In order to make informed decisions, we must acquire vista on the current market trends."
Alternatives: "gain insight" or "obtain perspective".
Researchers who will be working through the eclipse to gather infrared data on Saturn have agreed to accommodate Dr Porco in her quest to acquire what should be another spectacular vista.
As the West grew increasingly industrialized and embarked on two world wars, Tibet also became a magnet for those weary of civilization and its discontents: the country's spectacular Himalayan vistas acquired a kind of religious significance, even as the land came to fill the need of Westerners "to imagine a peaceful, spiritual, serene country, at once beautiful and removed".
Gallery visitor Dan Crowley, an attorney who lives in Mar Vista, said he wants to acquire a copy of an 1884 city map by H.J. Stevenson for his office wall.
Vista Global said it has agreed to acquire JetSmarter, a Florida-based company that raced to fame by offering unlimited by the seat flights on private jets for members who in some cases were paying less than $10,000 per year.
Vista has acquired more than 200 software companies in the last 8 years and manages $31 billion.
Vista has acquired dozens of companies, including those in the marketing space, such as event management company Cvent, which it acquired for $1.65 billion in April of this year.
Vista has a reputation for continuing to invest in the companies it acquires and that prospect clearly excited him.
In the new world he learned English, his second literary language, that eventually opened up vistas in Boston and New York, and acquired some French as he managed in Paris and interacted in a borderless world.
Vista has been especially active, acquiring many technology companies, including Infoblox, Lithium and Marketo.
The company worked with Alta Vista, the search engine CMGI acquired from Compaq earlier this year, to host indexed streaming video of the proceedings of the Clinton impeachment and has also been providing streaming audio for Magnitude's radio station customers.
