Being one of the Israelis who was exiled to Babylon, Ezekiel however conceived visions which are relevant to formulate a theological, geopolitical and anthropological exposition for the Open Science.
The software engineering community uses concepts, methods and practices to deal with ambiguous specifications, changing requirements and incompletely conceived visions, and to design and develop maintainable/extensible quality software.
The curators Dana Miller and Scott Rothkopf (a former Artforum editor who arrived at the Whitney in late 2009) conceived "Singular Visions," partly to soothe an overstimulated art world.
Lincoln Center was conceived with that vision.
It is a geological rhetoric that has strange echoes of a vision conceived almost a century ago.
A bright era has dawned in New Rochelle with the opening of the city's Intermodal Transportation Center, a vision conceived more than 20 years ago.
Conceived by Amusement Vision head Toshihiro Nagoshi, the game debuted at the Japanese Amusement Operator Union trade show as Monkey Ball, an arcade cabinet controlled with a distinctive banana-shaped analog stick and running on Sega's NAOMI arcade board.
One potential partnership that could help the COEPs offer some long-term solutions is the Katrina Environmental Research and Restoration Network (KERRN), a vision conceived by John McLachlan, director of the Center for Bioenvironmental Research at Tulane and Xavier Universities in New Orleans.
The underlying idea of personalized prevention, however, was predominantly conceived as a vision worth seeking: (10) (PI1) However, it would be ideal if we could finally move in the direction of prevention by using biomarkers through certain diagnoses.
While the big black box now stands as a monument to an ill-conceived vision – the Black Country's great black elephant – the £72m complex was doomed before it even opened.
Thus the best way to understand Judaism is through the philological and historical analysis of those sources without any pre-conceived vision of a grand narrative that unites them.
