Sentence examples for associated visions from inspiring English sources

This takes in both what she calls reductive megalomania and what she sees as the associated visions of writers, from JD Bernal to Freeman Dyson, who foresee the human future as spawning a disembodied intelligence that roams the galaxy thinking cosmic thoughts.

Although socioeconomic disparities are related to cataract development, this study identified several "modifiable" risk factors that may help to lower the incidence of cataracts and associated vision loss.

In qualitative studies involving focus groups and semi-structured interviews, patients have reported that diabetic retinopathy and the associated vision loss have a substantial impact on multiple domains of health-related quality of life (HRQL), including independence, mobility, leisure, and self-care activities [ 11, 12].

Ocular neovascular-related diseases are associated with vision impairment or vision loss in millions worldwide.

Yet, the production of urban knowledge and associated city visions by specific 'expert' professions have been shown to influence how cities were planned and built throughout history.

And most would put cyberattacks in a different category from the weapons of mass destruction associated with visions of catastrophic terrorism; these are not nuclear arms, nerve gas or germs.

MEASUREMENTS: Change in self-reported and provider-reported vision and change in functional limitations associated with vision related to the number of years with eye examinations and other factors.

No genes strongly associated with vision were identified– a testament to the "poor vision" characteristic of most spiders families.

This finding indicates both that Vision Zero is being implemented across the country and that dissemination is reaching professionals who are not associated with Vision Zero in their local communities.

This raises the intriguing possibility that opsins, which have always been associated with vision, might also contribute to other senses.

Perinatal inflammatory insult in preterm babies is associated with vision impairment, but the underlying cellular mechanism is still unknown.