"It was the agency that consistently brought the clearest and toughest vision to what was happening in Vietnam home to the American public," said Ms. Tucker, whose show "War/Photography" is at the Corcoran Gallery in Washington through Sept. 29 and opens at the Brooklyn Museum on Nov. 8.
We are left with only a few glimpses at a deeper, tougher emotional vision in Greta, as when, late in the novel, she tells Lily: "There are still times when I see you, and I think to myself, Not so long ago we were married.
It seems that the toughest computer vision problems to plague others' solutions in the space are still things Oculus is struggling with, as well.
With a tough and turbulent vision that sometimes — as in wood grain stripes or pleated leather — comes off beautifully, it can also be aggressive in its tight shoulder wraps and the show's violent soundtrack.
Their vision: tough luck for TV, newspapers and magazines.
Yet emulating this feat in computers has proved tough.In natural vision, after an image is formed in the retina it is sent to an area at the back of the brain, called the visual cortex, for processing.
The show on Monday also seemed at first sight a romantic take on autumn fashion: A perfectly judged vision of tough and tender, as slim coats, a tailored blazer or a brief kilt skirt all flowered with purple irises.
Finding a mate is tough, especially if your vision isn't very good.
But beyond that sentiment lies the practical recognition that if Sirleaf -- a tough leader with integrity, vision and smart policies -- does not succeed, that failure may stand as a discouraging lesson to all states struggling to emerge from crisis.
He hailed it as the terrifying European vision that tougher fuel economy regulations, since rejected, would impose on America.
