Sentence examples for transformation of vision from inspiring English sources

The mandala proves to be "a metaphor for a new envisioning of reality, self, and world" (Gardiner 2008, 44), a vehicle for the transformation of vision, whereby one envisions the world as a mandala.

In an era where new aesthetics are all but unavoidable, Argentina-based audiovisual artist and designer Oblinof explores this transformation of vision and the new relationships germed by it: post-internet art.

The transformation of that vision into an emerging reality -- the 10-story building between Spring and Prince Streets is to be finished in December -- has taken six years.

The most effective resource of the global poor may be a transformation of moral vision on the part of the powerful [ 22].

Some of his own examples are rather stretched for instance he says Lavoisier saw oxygen where Priestley saw dephlogisticated air, describing this as a 'transformation of vision' (1962/1970a, 118).

Whereas enormous progress has been made in understanding cell-autonomous molecular mechanisms of oncogenic transformation, our vision of tumor host interactions is still in its infancy.

Therefore, many biology teachers may not be ready to participate in programs aiming at fundamental transformation (the ultimate goal of Vision and Change), because they are struggling with the active-teaching component by itself.

A bench isn't always provided today either, but firm evidence that video art has undergone a scintillating transformation is provided by "Speed of Vision," featuring 11 artists, at the Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art in Ridgefield.

For Mondrian, his Neo-Plastic abstractions were the transformation of observation into inner vision.

Mr. Dillon's description of the piece in his program as a "journey through timbral rivers" that explores "continuity and flow" through techniques likened to "the alchemical transformation of matter" makes his vision seem impossibly all-embracing.

This study supports the critical conclusion that genuine transformation of biology instruction, the goal of Vision and Change, will necessitate repeated or sustained engagement by faculty in one or more programs over numerous years.