Sentence examples for fixed vision from inspiring English sources
"David Dinkins and Rudy Giuliani ran on and entered office with more of a fixed vision of where they wanted to end: a racially unified city and a reduction of crime, respectfully," Mr. Green said.
Some fans, and some foes, see him as an unbending hard-liner with a fixed bead on an evil empire, and consider the Reykjavik summit, at which he and Mikhail Gorbachev came close to a dreamy bargain on eliminating all nuclear weapons, to be either a goofy lapse in Reagan's fixed vision or an insincere ploy.
They've been a source of discord and splintering; at the same time, they've kept this institution off balance in a productive way, preventing it from settling into a fixed vision of what a "Latino" institution should be, keeping it both local and cosmopolitan.
Global information about intruders is obtained by the fixed vision system whereas information about a specific intruder (that invades a critical area, for example) is obtained by the binocular system.
A patient should not be worried about fixing vision problems if vision worsens or becomes blind because they cannot afford the costs after LASIK surgery.
Winkelman has always fixed his vision on that, arguing Milton Keynes is a young, growing "metropolis" and, particularly if MK Dons win promotion to the Championship, a regular fanbase will be built to steadily fill this space.
It is a real-time system, based on a calibrated fixed stereo vision sensor.
The intent was unclear, but it ratcheted up the tension and Seal snipers at the stern rail of the Bainbridge fixed night-vision scopes to their high-powered rifles, getting ready for action.
Secondly, a setup with a fixed machine-vision camera and illumination and a robotic arm to move the object in a light-controlled dark space.
But it is difficult to imagine Motorola selling off its handset business, at least until Mr Zander has had a go at fixing it.The vision thingSo the most likely course is somewhere between the two: expect Motorola to drop some product lines, improve efficiency and attempt, Samsung-like, to capitalise on the convergence between communications and entertainment.
Completing ideal theory first, Rawls says, yields a systematic understanding of how to reform our non-ideal world, and fixes a vision (mentioned above) of what is the best that can be hoped for.
