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On Sept. 28 at the Boch Center Wang Theatre in downtown Boston, more than a thousand New England alumni will join President L. Rafael Reif in celebrating the countless ways that the MIT community has contributed to the region's vitality and unmistakable character — and to envision, together, the positive change this community can have on the entire world.

On Sept. 28 at the Boch Center Wang Theatre in downtown Boston, more than a thousand New England alumni will join President Reif in celebrating these and countless other ways that the MIT community has contributed to the region's vitality and unmistakable character — and to envision, together, the positive change this community can have on the entire world.

Facilitated by the Participatory Action Research Center for Education Organizing (PARCEO), the day offered an opportunity to share experiences and knowledge, learn from one another, address challenges and envision together.

This future bridge operation experience concept (oX) for platform support vessels is envisioned together with VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland in 2012-2014.

Something they envisioned together on a whiteboard or a PC screen has become reality, beautiful and durable and functional and tangible.

Designed as an executive level dashboard, ARISTOTELES aggregates and correlates technical, meteorological and financial data from wind farms, solar parks, biomass and hydro power stations ─ It's built on the SAP Cloud Platform, and uses SAP Leonardo IoT, Analytics and Machine Learning capabilities, epitomizing how both companies envision working together to address energy issues.

After what coach Doc Rivers termed an "uptight" first half, the Clippers' free-flowing play after halftime offered a blueprint for how they envision playing together.

After playing in his seventh N.B.A. finals, Fisher will be a free agent, but Bryant expects him to stay and envisions them together far into the future.

That plan envisioned knitting together the area's disconnected transit lines by building an east-west underground passageway 50 feet wide and 2,500 feet long, with moving walkways and perhaps shops and stores.

The idea was born two years earlier at the Standing Rock protests in North Dakota — over the Dakota Access pipeline project — when a group from Michigan began discussing the threat from Line 5. "We all envisioned this together," said Bigjohn, who runs a small graphic-design business and usually resides in the nearby village of Alanson.

Essentially, he envisions banding together small businesses that can share a set of numbers, depending on how many calls they typically receive in a day.