Sentence examples for valuable vision from inspiring English sources

To Breger, Freud's derogatory theories about women were a form of long-postponed revenge, an example of neurotic darkness in the midst of a valuable vision.

In essence each of these institutions has America's uncertain future at mind and, ultimately, an equally valuable vision of how to create a stronger democracy as we continue to proceed into the 21st century.

Somehow, some time ago, the people who came up with these valuable low-vision solutions only did half the job.

Such a capability would be also valuable for color vision research [ 5], for fluorescence ophthalmoscopy (e.g. in animal disease models [ 6]), and for targeted delivery of therapeutic laser pulses [ 7].

He said: "If the deal had been successful then her continued involvement would have been immensely valuable for her strategic vision.

Measuring behavior quantitatively in an automatic detection system on computer vision provides valuable behavioral information in an efficient and noninvasive way compared with manual observations or sensing techniques.

I lead because I have grown to learn the hard and valuable way that no vision will ever be accomplished in my business on my own.

Peripheral vision provides valuable information for the control of one's own movements, thereby playing an important role in sensorimotor control.

Although gene therapy vectors are being generated that are able to package large genes such as the entire CEP290 coding region (38), the functional characterization of a smaller portion of this protein sufficient to restore vision provides valuable information that can be used for potential treatments of LCA patients.

Musk's visions are valuable because they show that even people far outside the field of urban planning can be frustrated with the world others have built for us.

This valuable book promotes a cosmopolitan vision of openness and equality.