Sentence examples for originating vision from inspiring English sources

It was only in photographs, he felt, that his sculpture was complete, that it matched his originating vision.

They need a connection to that originating vision -- not an advertiser's filtered view of it.

In this paper we aim to bridge this gap by providing a computer vision task centric presentation of models primarily originating in biological vision studies.

It wasn't the BBC's research that originated these visions of the future, but the BBC sponsored this RTS event, Dyke chaired the committee and - so the rumblings went - kept a tight rein on what would be discussed by who.

The objective of this study was to examine and better understand the reaction times of young drivers to a traffic event originating in their peripheral vision whilst engaged in a mobile phone conversation.

The idea that carrots imbue you with night vision originated in the second world war, when the British government dealt with an oversupply of carrots via propaganda suggesting carotene was the source of the RAF's night-flying abilities.

The term Internet of Things was originated from a vision strongly coupled with supply-chain concerns and RFID tagged objects.

Object detection in still images and video is among the most-demanded techniques that originate from computer vision.

Returning to Bitlock's consumer story, where the startup's vision originated, it's clear that not every backer has been happy with the smart lock they received.

But it also may help explain why we do not hear much about exhibitions like this one, emphasizing "what we share," originating in lands where that vision flourishes.

Originating from the military's vision for telemedicine, surgical robots were intended to provide patients (e.g. injured soldiers) in remote locations access to advanced medical care.