LUCIE, Fla .— The Mets' bullpen represents one of the team's weakest areas, and at first glance, visions of how it might be constructed for opening day can appear muddled.
Commit to viewing really viewing, not just glancing at your vision board at least once a day.
At first glance, his sombre visions of labour and industry in Manhattan can seem dated; grey anachronisms from a moribund worldview.
[i] Barbara L. Craig, "Outward Visions, Inward Glance: Archives History and Professional Identity," Archival Issues 17 (1992), page 121.
Glances in dog-vision setting were followed less correctly and with a slower response time than other cues.
As Blechman notes toward the end, retirees may in fact be losing interest in golfistans like the Villages, which makes "Leisureville" perhaps less about the vanguard of a cultural shift than a parting glance at a fading consumer vision.
The big sound of Philip Glass, a set worthy of Lincoln Center, clothes so clear in their imagination they conveyed the designer's vision at a glance: could Marc Jacobs have offered a more optimistic expression of American style?
Their prosaic and ironic style at first glance hides the intensity of Stendhal's vision and the profundity of his views.
To understand the impact of this subset of age-related effects on vision and, more specifically, on glance legibility, we performed two experiments in which participants were asked to perform a lexical decision task on degraded stimuli.
This isn't very useful at all, and certainly doesn't merit pride of place in the prime 'at-a-glance' real estate of your field of vision.
