Later on, the vision of the Semantic Web (Berners-Lee, 2001) has resulted in a significant standardization of representation languages, formats and reasoning engines.
With the support of then Senator Robert Dole and Speaker Newt Gingrich for his free-trading strategy, Clinton managed to forge what looks very much like a new consensus--one based on the vision of a world of free-trading democracies, led by the United States as linchpin and guarantor.
The traditional model of technology transfer was based on the vision of technology moving from one well-defined economic unit to another well-defined unit.
Musk first started talking up the Hyperloop project at a PandoDaily event held almost one year ago to the day, where he elaborated on the vision of a "fifth mode" of personal transport inspired by California's troubled bullet system that will "never crash, is immune to weather," and can travel "twice as fast as what an average aircraft can do".
In his text message from Slovenia, Mr. Say said he was only one of 165 people who shared the Twitter post on the vision of Islamic paradise.
"We just totally disagreed on the vision of the brand," he said, "and they owned the thing, so they won".
How this balance is achieved depends principally on the vision of urban planners, yet in the end what the public lives with is architecture.
The upheaval underscores how investors on both sides of the Atlantic have soured on the vision of uniting old-line media companies with the Internet.
But AT&T appeared to give up on the vision of using the cable systems as a vehicle to sell AT&T's panoply of services to consumers.
Hass ran, and therefore his poems of the eighties and nineties sometimes disappointed those readers who were weaned on the vision of the mellow life, part Horace and part haiku, that Hass's early poems had offered.
The conference is rumoured to be "very much focused on" Xbox and Windows Phone with the operating system news centered on the ' vision' of the product rather than specific details.
