His guest verse on Method Man's 2004 song "Rodeo," for example, suggests a vision of sex that is simultaneously coercive, boring, and hard to clean up: "I get my nuts pushed, from the bottom to the top of your gums, I feel your slurpin', slurpin', I'm skeetin' and squirtin' your tongue".
The solid oxide fuel cell and intercooled gas turbine (SOFC ICGT) hybrid cycle introduced in this work is one example of a Vision 21 Plant.
To become a truly connected leader, you must embrace the virtues preferred in social environments: passionate, inspirational leadership, leading by motivating and setting an example, creating a vision, mentoring, asking the right questions and setting the right social conditions.
It is not the first, but it is perhaps the most visible example of a vision for vast interoperability and collaboration that extends far beyond mere referral linking.
For example, a successful vision quest was a condition of male eligibility to join a hunting party in many Native American cultures.
For example, a feminist vision which posits a shared experience of oppression among women and recommends lesbian-separatism as its solution, as formulated, leaves out the experience of racial oppression among women of color (Combahee River Collective 1981).
For example, a World Vision-sponsored ceremony involving 10-year-old girls in the northern district of Naivasha included the public endorsement of a local politician, as well as pledges from former cutters that they would abandon the practice in return for the gift of some goats that would provide them with alternative means of earning a livelihood.
For example, a stereo-vision system can be developed, making use of a pair of identical cameras fixed on a well-designed support.
Operation Overlord, in World War II is a fantastic example of accomplishing a vision despite many setbacks, naysayers and shortfalls.
For example, a recent World Vision analysis has shown that district medical officers in many countries with high child mortality are burdened with spending more than a quarter of their time producing reports for multiple donors and servicing competing demands from external agencies, instead of devoting that time to addressing their communities' health needs.
