Under William Fox, who founded the Fox Film Corporation in 1915, and Darryl F. Zanuck, who became head of production when the independent company 20th Century merged with Fox in 1935, the enterprise had a well-deserved reputation as the studio most sympathetic to strong directors and the least likely to impose a front-office vision.
Query the National Eye Institute, the branch of the N.I.H. that conducts vision research and you get one study — one single randomized, placebo-controlled "gold standard" study — that recommends in-office vision therapy for the treatment of convergence insufficiency, the condition for which Appelbaum was so successfully treated back in optometry school.
Recent studies have found that symptoms associated with convergence insufficiency are reduced by in-office vision therapy with supplemental home therapy.
The creation of an international narcotics unit around 2002, at the suggestion of a veteran prosecutor, Richard J. Sullivan, now a federal judge, was a key moment in the expansion of the office's vision.
Once in the studio, Liz shot the blotter paper against different scenes: a depressing office, a vision of paradise, clear blue skies, and a trippy fog.
They usually work in an ophthalmologist's office, a vision care clinic or a hospital.
Rahul Gandhi also recalled how Left parties in the mid-1980s had stonewalled his father Rajiv Gandhi's efforts to introduce computers in government offices and vision of a computerized India.
Throughout the Bulls' run to six National Basketball Association championships, Chicago's two Jerrys implied that the Bulls' success, while certainly because of the players, was a triumph of front-office brains, vision and money that obtained the players for Chicago.
In all honesty, what appeared as futuristic goth on the catwalk is likely to be rebranded as an office-friendly vision of dynamic black-and-white when the season starts commercially in mid-August.
Above: Deon Haywood in the Women with a Vision office; May 24 , 2012
President Nicolas Sarkozy early in his term of office championed a vision of a "Union for the Mediterranean," a grouping of the countries that border the sea.
