Sentence examples for maximum vision from inspiring English sources
Alistair Darling MP is the leader of the pro-UK Better Together campaign and a former chancellor of the exchequer Projecting forwards with maximum vision – Glasgow's science centre was the perfect location for the launch of the Scottish government's white paper on independence, introduced with some thumping bravado as "the most comprehensive blueprint for an independent country ever published".
In 1999, the band won the Maximum Vision Award at the Billboard Music Video Awards for their music video "Nookie".
The defocus curve consisted of one peak of maximum vision located at the far focus, corresponding to 0.00 D. Significant differences were detected between the far and intermediate (−1.50 D) focus (p < 0.0001) and between the far and near (−3.00 D) focus; p < 0.0001.
Jason Kidd and his wife, Joumana, returned to New Jersey from a lavish 26-hour recruiting visit to San Antonio late Monday, laden with a $94 million maximum offer and visions of winning a championship.
Reading the Tao Te Ching now we are given a vision for maximum, well, Tao-ness.
Computer scripts can be used to control agent's velocity, maximum force, range of vision, and other properties.
It was a case of a dialectic-in-progress that knew no grey areas and gave the impression of Hegelian heritage taken up again and enhanced to the maximum heights of historiographic vision cultivated by some historicist-critic of Crocian persuasion.
When observing an object moving fast on a plane of 4350 mm in front of the mirror-drive 2-DOF active vision system, the maximum motion-blur-free speeds were 5.21 m/s in the horizontal direction and 3.86 m/s in the vertical direction, corresponding to its apparent motions at 52.2 and 38.6 pixels during the exposure time of 4 ms.
This isn't fatal to the production, but it prevents Andrews' vision from reaching maximum strength.
The dependent measure was the average score of eyes-open and eyes-closed conditions, ranging from a minimum VVI score of 16 (all responses: "Perfectly clear and as vivid as normal vision") to a maximum of 80 (all responses: "No image at all, you only 'know' that you are thinking of the object").
In bees, which also have colour vision, the three maxima are shifted toward shorter wavelengths—ultraviolet (344 nm), blue (436 nm), and green (556 nm).
