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But researchers at PARC, in Palo Alto, California, envision doing something different with the wafers: chopping them up into hairs-width "chiplets," mixing them into an ink, and guiding the tiny pieces electrostatically to just the right spot and orientation on a substrate, from which a roller could pick them up and print them.
Four decades ago, state planners envisioned something very different.
The holiday's founders in the late 1800s envisioned something very different from what the day has become.
But I also knew that I envisioned something very different from what we actually were in the days immediately following the merger.
The concept envisions something quite different from tele-surgery, where a remote surgeon controls robotic equipment directly; the next generation of robots would function autonomously, but with training and supervision by humans and reliance on algorithms and data libraries compiled by humans.
Then there's what might be the biggest hurdle of all, people's inability to envision something that is truly different.
The best designs come from questioning everything -- seeing something different and envisioning how to make it work".
What was originally touted as a "planned" community, however, has become something different from what the founders envisioned; space that had been set aside for shopping centers and schools, long-time homeowners say, filled up with residences instead.
"You always envision something bigger and better.
"It meant having to envision something from nothing.
