The phrase "aware vision" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing perception or insight, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "Her aware vision of the situation allowed her to make informed decisions."
Alternatives: "insightful perspective" or "perceptive view".
"The community," said Hans Klose, director for community development, "prefers developers with innovative yet culturally aware visions".
Ronan is compelled to portray her as an absolute tabula rasa and to fill that blankness with a pure, almost angelic light of innate, naïve virtue that is the subject of no spiritual conflict, no self-aware vision, no conflict with worldly aspirations or the ordinary course of banal and profane existence.
To minimize these inefficiencies, we have proposed a new context-aware vision-based mobile augmented reality system, Hybrid 4-Dimensional Augmented Reality (HD4AR), which identifies location and orientation of field personnel solely based on a site photograph (Bae et al. 2012).
Third, for this type of study design, there is a threat of response bias, such that those who are aware of Vision Zero may be more likely to respond to the survey.
As you are aware, our vision from the Ministry is to bring these services as close as possible to the family and so we are interested in the care that is given to the patients, even in their home because we do realise that most patients are nursed at home by either relatives or friends so the Ministry of Health defines that community care and support as part of the continuum of care of services".
The Bas-Lag books put Miéville at the forefront of a group of writers who blended science fiction and fantasy elements with horror and pulp into what was enthusiastically labelled the New Weird: dark, politically aware urban visions that explicitly rejected the consolatory, escapist strain established by Tolkien.
While incarcerated in a lower-security facility on the same campus as the B.C.D.C. in 2007 and 2008, Brown wrote a manifesto called "The Black Book" — "to make people aware of the vision of Comrade George Jackson and the struggle that he lived and died for".
After speaking to shareholders, Ms Forseke and her chief executive, Katherine Garrett-Cox, are now fully aware that their Vision 2020 had better start showing results in 2015, otherwise shareholders will be baying for blood next year – not least Elliott, which can start publicly criticising Alliance again once their entente cordiale expires in a year's time.
On day 8 after disease onset, the patient became aware of blurred vision in both eyes.
