Philip Shaw, an economist at Investec, said: "This option conveys visions of airborne aircraft dropping £20 notes on the streets of the UK.
The Getty show, despite a didactic, text-burdened installation, persuasively conveys this vision of architecture as an existential emblem, something we have become especially sensitive to since September, and of art as an act of oblique self-disclosure and painstaking self-transcendence.
People are splashed by the massive waves; families watch the trainers hold out fish for the whales to jump for; and generally, the company conveys a vision of happy, beautiful and immense mammals cohabiting entertainingly with what seem like their human protectors.
The anterior bundle represents the superior visual quadrant, the posterior bundle the inferior quadrant, and the central bundle conveys macula vision (Meyer, 1907; Harrington, 1961).
Your brand – logos, name and so on – are how you convey that vision, and that matters.
"I want to be able to convey my vision for the future of this city," he said.
The authors collaborated closely with the book's artist, Joelle Jones, to convey their vision of the characters.
If the writer does not convey that vision to someone else, his talent turns to a self-consuming bitterness.
Jefferson's extraordinary words convey a vision of democracy as a form of aspiration, an ideal toward which we stumble.
As important as his deeds, however, were the words he used to convey his vision to audiences around the world.
We need a leader who is able to passionately convey a vision to our community, and effectively obtain gifts and buy-in towards our collective goals".
