Sentence examples for generating vision from inspiring English sources

This chapter proposes generating vision oriented models while learning on the CAD workstation and building CAD oriented models during recognition on the vision system.

The staff of the European Foresight Monitoring Network (EFMN) report that foresight is used by public and private organizations to (a) foster innovation, provide input for policy formation, (b) encourage strategic thinking, (c) identify investment opportunities, (d) generate visions of the future, (e) anticipate significant challenges, (f) trigger actions, and (g) promote public debate [24].

Thus, about five percent of photoreceptors are responsible for generating color vision, while only 5-105-10percent this population is comprised of SWS cones (reviewed by Calkins [ 72]).

In other words, intelligence comes to life when a kind of empathy and imagination is stirred by a new vision of things: intelligence alone does not generate new vision, and bare argument does not on the whole change things; but vision displayed in new forms of human life and engagement can renew intelligence in the sense I have been giving to the word.

A visual prosthesis is an experimental device designed to activate residual functional neurons in the visual pathway to generate artificial vision for blind patients.

Its task is not to simply reflect existing values, but to generate a vision of society's potential and enlist students' loyalties and enthusiasms in its realization.

This process of healing is ongoing and I joyfully generate this vision into the future and a new territory that sustains the next level of living.

The measurements and 3D images were generated by Vision software associated with the instrument.

Measurements and 3D images were generated using Vision software associated with the instrument.

For lack of a better phrase, I call this binocular wisdom, an extension from binocular vision, vision generated by both eyes, the only kind that yields depth perspective.

In truth, director Carl Forsman's production domesticates and slightly sentimentalizes Ionesco's corrosive vision, generating plenty of silly humor but failing to penetrate to the play's icy core.