In one vision, hate speech is an opportunity; in the other it is a virus.
In "Gin Lane" he brought together in one vision everything for which gin was blamed by contemporary society: violence, poverty, crime, disease, debauchery, moral decay and, ultimately, death.
Even the humble postman was replaced in one vision – the mail flying to homes in pneumatic tubes.
The total number of cells in five vision fields, including the center and the four corner squares, was recorded for each sample.
In condition two, vision is removed by having the participant wear a blindfold while standing on a stable support surface, whereas in condition three, vision is manipulated by sway-referencing the visual three-sided surround as the participant stands quietly on a stable support surface.
His partners dubbed him "Dr No", and the difference in the two visions was too much for Kohlberg, who favoured friendly deals sealed over drinks.
The particularism that in the one vision is an impediment to right action is, in the other, the key to right action.
"We have a culture clash in Italy between two visions of hunting," Massimo Canale, a young hunter in Reggio di Calabria, told me.
What did ZKB, Zurich's regional bank, pay him for a controlling stake in his four "Vision" investment funds?
Except for the general vision subscale score, the mental health subscale scores were the lowest in the other three groups.> -wrap-foot> CHI-NEI-VFQ-25, Chinese version of the National Eye Institute Visual Function Questionnaire-25 The Driving subscale was omitted, because there were too few cases for analysis **The scores in the four vision status groups were significantly different, P < 0.01.
But there are people who are in between the two visions.
