It is hard for a Bush to envision the need for a safety net.
Envisioning the need for a top quality religious educational institution (Yeshiva) in the Tel Aviv-Jerusalem corridor, he conceived, built and nurtured the Genesis Center, a campus serving 150 Jewish students.
"While Blu-ray discs, offering both 25GB and 50GB, are sufficient for users' current demands, we envision the need for a technology that can support far greater capacities as HD streaming in particular becomes commonplace and users build larger files of digital content.
Addy's Agape V communicates unity and envisions the need for "love and kindness," virtues Hillary Clinton has often spoken of on the campaign trail.
Even though the Sharks couldn't envision the need for my Eyebloc webcam cover, the news since continues to report how vulnerable we all are to internet hacking and spying.
Even though there was strong support for the expected benefits of medical informatics education, difficulty in conceptualizing medical informatics education seemed to present a barrier to envisioning the need for such education.
16 We envision the need for the Safer Dx framework because current organisational processes, procedures and policies do not necessarily facilitate or focus on measurement of diagnostic safety, which is essential for creating future feedback and learning to improve patient care.
Overall, our codesign method afforded us depth in envisioning the needs, preferences, and imagined interactions from the perspectives of ICPs.
And out of that came GPS.As a case history of innovation, GPS shows the importance of being able to understand the physics at the most theoretical level while also being able to envision the technology needed to use it practically, and then ruthlessly prevent roadblocks, rivalries or lack of focus to hinder progress.
Mekas didn't envision the need for the renewal of the commercial or novelistic cinema, a renewal that would include breaks in technique similar to those that he observed in his own domain.
