Suddenly, the fundamental conservatism of Worth & Worth, or the hands-on vision of Mr. Osborne, began to make more sense.
The classic green economic mantra of "repair, reduce, reuse, recycle" also conjures a more hands-on vision of an economy.
At a minimum, there was something compellingly incongruous: on the one hand, his vision was haunted by half-clothed women dancing ecstatic Dionysian dances; on the other, it was devoted to minute archival research meant to record their choreography through time.
On the one hand, the vision subsystem has been validated using sequences from a video tape obtained by means of a ROV during several tracking sessions of various real cables, while, on the other hand, the performance of the whole system has been assessed on a 3D simulator using the hydrodynamic model of a real underwater vehicle named GARBI.
On the one hand, the vision subsystem lias been validated making use of sequences from a video tape obtained by means of an ROV during several tracking sessions of various real cables, while, on the other hand, the performance of the whole system lias been assessed by using a real underwater vehicle named URIS in a water tank.
On the one hand, the vision to move science from bench to bedside would seem best served by those clinician-scientists who do not see publication as the end result but are devoted to responsibly guiding their discoveries into the industrial setting and propelling them to patients.
Specifically, this study addressed the following questions: a) Do PD patients have decreased sensitivity to detect the curvature of their own hand paths when they cannot rely on vision?
To hear Stark tell it: "When we started [this company], we had a vision of being hands on but well-financed.
Time will tell, but Son may have another Saudi challenge on his hands: divergent visions.
He had just been seen on one knee, with his hand on his helmet, a vision of disbelief after he strayed from his steady character by fumbling on the Cowboys' 11-yard line.
