David Marr's posthumously published Vision (1982) influenced a generation of brain and cognitive scientists, inspiring many to enter the field.
The topic of matter and energy transformations and pathways is one of the five core conceptual areas in biology identified in the recently published Vision and Change: A Call to Action (AAAS, 2010) report.
The collaboratively published Vision and Change for Undergraduate Biology Education document describes collective aspirations for what many undergraduate biology faculty want students to be able to do upon graduation with a biology degree (AAAS, 2011).
(This year, Roan Press published "Visions of Joanna Newsom," featuring essays by Dave Eggers and other admirers).
The pendulum used in the proposed system is much shorter than those used in published vision-based pendulum control system studies, which makes the system more difficult to control.
Plans that locate retail uses where people pass, envisage new office buildings only when the rents can be afforded and tie these to the larger patterns of the neighborhood -- such plans, more than the published visions, will have a chance of developing cities of character, agreeability, utility, immediacy and vitality.
The government is days away from publishing its vision for the future of Britain's airports.
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Like George W. Bush in 1999 and Al Gore in 1992, current seekers of high office are publishing their visions for America's future, even if books by candidates seldom sell well.
I think his fame rests on this rather romantic notion of freedom". After the success of On The Road, Kerouac continued to write and had several more books published, including Visions of Cody, Visions of Gerard, Big Sur, and The Subterraneans.
