The Brigadoon-like vision of the prelapsarian shtetl in "Fiddler" draws on a similar cultural ambivalence about how to assimilate an unimaginable crime into a work of entertainment.
Did you draw on that utopian "Star Trek" vision at all in making "The Orville"?
The Arab revolutions draw on a fundamentally anti-colonial vision, which is also about breaking with existing models of power and privilege.
In the nineteenth century, when Charles Darwin set out to solve the mystery of the origin of species, he did not have to draw on Lucretius' vision of an entirely natural, unplanned process of creation and destruction, renewed by sexual reproduction.
Currently, machine vision draws on a storehouse of images rather than actually translating color and patterns like human vision does.
It drew on Kwame Anthony Appiah's account of competing visions about higher education today -- Utility U. and Utopia U. Equal attention should be paid, however, to the way that corporate values have influenced free speech and civil rights conflicts on college campuses.
Background luminescence was subtracted according to values obtained in ROI drawn on a non transfected zone of the mice (software β Vision+ from Biospace Mesure, Paris, France).
Drawing on a wide range of real-life stories, Sinek weaves together a clear vision of what it truly takes to lead and inspire.
Carole Mills, the council chief executive, suggests so, although she won't be drawn on her vision for MK – that's a matter for the commission and elected councillors.
From the Human Genome Project to Bob Dylan's musical roots, Hyde's critique of the privatization of knowledge draws on the vision of founders like Franklin and Jefferson — who made their own works freely available — and enthusiastically argues for the necessity of a cultural commons.
