The study illustrates why assimilation and multiculturalism remain the main concepts of immigrant integration: they are based on two different visions of the integration process shaping two opposing premises about the policy problem and the remedy to it.
Normally-sighted participants (m = 25, f = 25) wore one of five different vision simulator goggles to simulate a specific visual impairment (diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma, cataracts, macular degeneration, and hemianopsia) and were then given directions how to get to specific series of departments within a hospital campus.
"As we enter the next stage of the presidential election, it is clear that the choice that has to be made is between two different approaches to the work of the UCI and two different visions for our sport," Cookson added.
"In U.S. and France we have two different visions of comics," Ferrero says of his earliest inspirations, "In the U.S. when I was younger they had superhero comics, but here in France we didn't' have superheroes... we had antiheroes.
"Well shit, let's get great again!" But the truth is, Donald Trump is doing people of color and women a service when he reminds us that there are two different visions of America: one for people like Trump, who America was created for, and people like us, who literally had to be amended into even being in the Constitution.
It was a conflict between two different visions of the city.
"America saw two different visions of our country, two different hairdos," said President Bush in an appearance in Wilkes Barre, Pa.
A choice between two different visions of society...And a choice between the new and the old politics.
The fight, over two different visions of Sark's future, has ripped families apart and turned lifelong friends into implacable enemies.
In The Doctor and the Saint she returns to the theme but this time she sets it against two different visions of reform: Gandhi's and Ambedkar's.
