Eventually, the Williams sisters spread their talents until they became the dominant vision on the medal stand.
Exquisitely intimate, the films offer a deeply human alternative to Hollywood's then dominant vision of the pathological (or dead) homosexual.
The concept of accessorising his delicate dreamscapes with guitar solos looks dubious on paper, but Jaar enfolds so many disparate sounds and instruments into his music already that, in the event, Harrington blends seamlessly into the wunderkind's dominant vision.
So far the dominant vision of the nascent home-networking market puts the PC at the center of that universe.
There is thus the hint of a more dystopian development in this dominant vision, a vision that comes close to what Urry and others have described as a "controlled mobility future" [33].
In Casey, the Court stated that what a woman experiences by having a child "is too intimate and personal for the State to insist, without more, upon its own vision of the woman's role, however dominant that vision has been in the course of our history and our culture.
'ADEL ABDESSEMED: DEAD OR ALIVE' For more than a century, artists have given up on idealization, the dominant aesthetic vision at least since the Renaissance.
He observes that a number of new themes have become more dominant in recent visions of the future city, among them the ecological city and a trend toward what he calls "street-based urbanism" – "human-centred cities; cities that are based on people walking, bikes, neighbourhoods.
And by grouping them into categories – the "regulated" city, the "layered" city, the "flexible" city, and so on – the authors argue we can better understand how the dominant future urban visions of today may shape our cities in decades to come.
Visx, the dominant maker of vision-correction lasers, said the slowing economy was sharply reducing demand for elective eye surgery, which for many patients is not covered by insurance, and that its results will be much worse than forecast in the fourth quarter as a result.
