"open vision" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a literal or figurative view that is unrestricted or unimpeded. Example: The artist had an open vision of the landscape, capturing every detail in their painting.
You also can perform some very basic video editing within MediaHub, but for any editing of any substance the suite will open Vision Xtra.
This novel action game from Neversoft (the developer of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater) offers challenge, charm, humor and an unusually open vision of how a character moves through a game world.
We appreciate the immense support we've received to date in making that open vision a reality.
Here are six golden rules to remember when you approach the negotiation table, according to Kathleen Dahlberg, a former top-level executive at BP, Amoco, Viacom and Burger King Corporation, and president of Open Vision, which provides insight to technology-based companies.
They had a humanist, pragmatic, neutral and open vision.
FAIRFIELD Quick Center for the Arts, Fairfield University "Open Visions Forum featuring Junot Diaz".
Dr. Turnbull will be the speaker at Fairfield University's Open Visions Forum on Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Quick Center for the Performing Arts.
That's his assignment on Thursday at 7 30 when he conducts a session of Fairfield University's Open Visions Forums, titled "Town Forum on the Presidential Campaign".
Open Visions Forum Twenty-six yeago ago Walter Turnbull founded the Boys Choir of Harlem as a means of creating a better life for the area's children through music.
His appearance is part of Fairfield University's Open Visions Forum series, for which Philip Eliasoph, a longtime faculty member and the founder of the program, serves as moderator.
Collaboration is in the works with Fairfield University's Open Visions Forum, a speaker series at the Quick Center, to bring some of its more prominent speakers to the Klein's larger space.
