For all his talk of overarching visions and fundamental transformations, Gingrich tends to explain and vigorously defend his ideas piecemeal: his conservative vision values his own sensibility above all.
It's a haunting vision, revealed piecemeal by the drifting glow of flashlights.
On Friday the renowned climate economist Frank Jotzo from the Australian National University said the majority report was "piecemeal and lacks a vision for the longer-term policy framework needed to get Australia on track to a low-carbon economy".
Beginning in 1926, Mr. de Navarro's towering vision was sold off piecemeal, and the apartment buildings were replaced by the New York Athletic Club, the Essex House and the Hampshire House, leaving not a trace of those castles in the air.
A proposal to reform the Lords by having mostly elected members was also welcome, but would only work as part of a wider vision, not the usually "piecemeal" approach, said Wilkes-Heeg.
But one aspect of that vision endured, at least piecemeal, when City Hall was rebuilt in the Beaux-Arts style around an oversize square and, in the 1970's, was connected to the main downtown thoroughfare, Market Street, by means of a pedestrian promenade.
Create a whole vision rather than a piecemeal one.
These regions of sighted and non-sighted vision in the test eye set up "piecemeal" rivalry across his visual field[33].
Creating a national vision for protecting children requires moving past piecemeal, project-based, and localized initiatives towards a more holistic approach in which a set of core mandates and duties are established.
