Sentence examples for perceived vision from inspiring English sources

The first time I met Marley, in 1979 at his Kingston headquarters of 56 Hope Road, where gunmen had tried to kill him three years previously, he almost straight away handed me a spliff; even then I questioned whether this was to live up to the perceived vision of himself.

This process can be implemented in the same manner as the virtual object overlay in AR/MR (e.g., virtual objects of reconstructed backgrounds are overlaid in a perceived vision).

With the significant advances in Information and Communications Technology (ICT) over the last half century, there is an increasingly perceived vision that computing will one day be the 5th utility (after water, electricity, gas, and telephony).

Discrepancies between perceived and clinically measured deficits in vision may arise because clinical measures do not reflect the visual demands on-the-field or because some reduction in clinically measured visual function can exist without impacting on perceived vision on the field (or both).

F3 on the other hand - diagnosed 6 years ago - described feelings of denial and anger, and had since given up a number of activities because of her perceived vision loss.

Guided by the Five Wonders of Change Framework, the results of this article have outlined the WHY of change by exploring the perceptions of drivers for change and the WHAT of change, by describing the revised CHS, how this was discussed by policymakers and what the perceived vision for change is.

The effect of the training program was evaluated in terms of: change in reading ability (reading speed and reading comprehension), patients' skills to operate the CCTV, perceived (vision-related) quality of life and tasks performed in daily living.

He expects parts of the brain that perceive vision and position in space to both be active as people try to figure out how to adapt to their new size.

24, 44, 56 Moreover, in a follow-up study of older adults with newly bilateral age-related macular degeneration, a decrease in vision-related QOL (perceived functional vision) was significantly associated with an increase in depressive symptoms, independent of a change in visual acuity (visual function).

He also retracted his earlier claim that depth is immediately perceived by vision.

Quantitative evaluation is useful as supporting analysis for the issue list approach as far as financial valuation helps validate stakeholders' perceived value, vision, and strategy for a deal.