A second factor that should inform the vision for U.S. foreign policy is the constancy of American public support for international engagement.
The teachers' collective sense-making activity, viewed from a sociocultural perspective, generated understandings of curriculum and instruction that informed the dynamic vision of the school and led to changes in their approach to classroom practice.
Mr. Noé said his youthful drug taking greatly informed the film's psychedelic visions, in particular an experience in Peru with ayahuasca, a psychoactive potion that brought on what he described as "visions which looked like the movie 'Tron.' " (The Ken Russell film "Altered States" depicts an ayahuasca ceremony).
That distillation and purity of vision also informed the four pieces that they presented in their last New York appearance before heading off to the Edinburgh Fringe festival.
In 1964 Levitt received a Ford Foundation grant to continue in documentaries, extending, as the photographic historian Naomi Rosenblum put it, "the same fusion of artless innocence and sophisticated vision that had informed the earlier still photographs".
However, as suggested by Churchill, the boost was synergistic: having a clear programmatic vision for interdisciplinarity informed the design of Regents Hall, and living in an integrated building now naturally shapes and supports our interdisciplinary initiatives (e.g., faculty hires, undergraduate research, curriculum).
To inform this vision, the Public Health Evidence Network was asked to provide evidence on the impact of ELC on parental outcomes.
He informed the leaders of the First Crusade of his visions.
Whether you are a sceptic or fervent believer in the American dream, that story informs the nation's vision of itself, and you can not find more concrete symbols of this abstract ideal than the towering structures that frame the Mall.
The Ministry of External Affairs, which should be crucial to informing the country's strategic vision, is puny.
