Sentence examples for systematic vision from inspiring English sources

He promised to move "from a tactical, piecemeal 'make-do-and-mend' mindset to a strategic, comprehensive, systematic vision".

It is hardly a systematic vision.

Is there a systematic vision of hope -- an "anatomy" -- that coalesces out of these disparate stories?

Confucius is the first individual thinker we know of to advocate a systematic vision of the Way.

Che Hamzah and colleagues already published a systematic review on vision instruments mapping these instruments to the components of the ICF.

His work is like an IED planted on the highway of mainstream British prose: it looks disconcertingly like something else, but then explodes inside you and you see the systematic and totalising dystopic vision he has, and how accurate it is.

Presenting one way to go, that is called Innovators' Marketplace on Data Jackets, we show a vision for the systematic design of the market of data where existing tools and new technologies are configured, such as the visualization of the relation among databases/datasets for aiding stakeholders' communication about possible use scenarios of data.

Daugbjerg et al.'s analysis of 27 policy documents related to physical activity promotion in European countries is telling in this regard because it indicates that systematic evaluation is still a vision rather than a reality in relation to national policies counteracting PI [ 11]. "Complexity" is the second variable Peters uses to characterize policy problems.

Specifically, pointing responses reflected a clear ability to perceive self-velocity with little systematic error in the absence of vision.

On the Division of Nature is a large, systematic work in four books, presenting a vision of reality in strongly neo-Platonic terms.

And a systematic approach to measuring dimensionality of pattern vision is beginning to yield results (JD Victor, personal communication).