Genetic tools and mutagenesis strategies based on transposable elements are currently under development with a vision to link primary DNA sequence information to gene functions in vertebrate models.
In the most otherworldly scene of "Fuerzabruta," one foreshadowed at the beginning of the show, a vast shallow pool filled with bathing beauties descends over the entire audience, trapping them under a dreamlike vision of swirling blue.
In The Art of Fielding, Chad Harbach constructs a paradisial liberal arts college--Westish College in Wisconsin--which substitutes for the ideal American polity under a neoliberal vision.
One of these is the Natural Capital Coalition, which brings together leading initiatives and organizations under a common vision of a world where business conserves and enhances natural capital.
Under Elbaz, Lanvin has been a vision of luxury and femininity, in which comically-sized costume jewellery is paired with bright prints and ethereal cocktail dresses.
Corbis, based in Seattle, was founded by Mr. Gates in 1989 under the name Interactive Home Systems with a vision that people would one day decorate their homes with revolving digital displays of artwork.
I remember a chilly aura of branded glamor and names being checked off a guest list, and now that I think back on it, I can't recall the models under glass, I just have a vision of the displays of accessories at a Prada store.
Using Microsoft's under-used Vision Camera as a simple motion capture device, the idea is to get you and your friends jiggling, jumping and gurning to on-screen instructions, then sit back while the footage is cut into movie style previews.
We therefore wanted to see whether the real-time and dynamic multiple-plane observation capabilities of ultrasonography would allow an ED physician to perform under direct vision a hematoma block and closed reduction without multiple attempts of either as are frequently required when only conventional techniques are used.
