In 2012, Obamacare and the Ryan budget represent the predominant governing vision of each party, which means that the outcome of the election on Nov. 6 will accurately test where the voters stand on issues of fairness, equity and equality.
The first generation model, equivalent to classical democracy, shows a clear, predominant ideal vision.
In the hereditary retinal diseases group, the predominant loss of vision was peripheral and binocular, however, in the acquired retinal diseases group; it was mostly central and monocular.
As suggested by various authors [15], [16], the alteration of somatosensory inputs was not totally compensated for by the predominant use of vision before the adult age because the inter-modal reweighting process was fully mature after 10 years of age, only.
Vision has a predominant role in determining these critical factors [7] [9], with vision from the lower visual field (lvf) being particularly important [10].
In this volume's attempt to offer a more political vision, however, the predominant atmospheres are those of paranoia, fatalism, anger and mid-life anxiety.
The fact that non-availability and disturbance of vision were the predominant reasons for non goggle use explained why respondents recommended training and provision of goggles free of charge as the main ways of improving safety eye goggle use.
Scintillating scotoma and blurry vision were mostly reported and predominant visual symptoms.
In the predominant form, the initiate had a dream (the vision) in which a spirit-being appeared.
To the chagrin of some, Obama's America rightly, in my view rejects both the whitewashed narrative that was predominant in the 1950s and the overwhelmingly negative vision Brooks criticized, one "steeped in American tales of genocide, slavery, oppression and segregation".
4 Initially, rollerball ablation, transcervical resection, and laser ablation were the predominant endometrial destruction techniques performed under direct hysteroscopic vision.
