Sentence examples for centered on the vision from inspiring English sources

The conference is rumoured to be "very much focused on" Xbox and Windows Phone with the operating system news centered on the ' vision' of the product rather than specific details.

Tokyo's bid centered on the vision of a "compact Olympics" that will reuse some of the venues that remain from 1964 to cut back on new investment, but also limiting the event's economic impact.

Titled Empowered Youth, Sustainable Future, the strategy is centered on the vision that when youth are informed, engaged and empowered to contribute to sustainable human development, families, communities and nations grow stronger and are better placed to withstand the challenges of the world today.

Professor Arnheim sought to illuminate the nexus of science and art, and much of his work centered on the deeply intertwined relationship between vision and cognition.

This vision is centered on the principle that instilling a creative identity in the lives of music students should be the top priority of the music education profession.

Usually, the automated systems for quality control based on computer vision have been centered on the design of algorithms for detecting different types of defects.

In Fort Worth, the $909 million Trinity Vision venture is centered on the creation of a Trinity Uptown addition to downtown, with residential and commercial developments clustered around a San Antonio-inspired river walk.

"Veep" owes this pitch-black streak to Iannucci, who, dating back to the great BBC show "The Thick of It" and the Iraq War satire "In the Loop," has honed a comedic vision of politics entirely centered on the daily cycle of crisis and spin.

Sexton sold his vision of a law school centered on the Enterprise.

These theories offer a broad vision to relativize the dominant conception of success centered on the entrepreneurial context and the social capital of the entrepreneur.

The division within the Republican Party to watch is not the fake one between moderates and radicals, but the real one that is centered on different visions of the U.S. role in the world.