Sentence examples for vision deals from inspiring English sources

One of these poems, Light Vision, deals with principles that from then on were to obsess him: "Space, time, material - are they one with light?" Through the 1920s, Moholy-Nagy was part of the new artistic movement sweeping across Europe, a revolutionary movement in which representational and story-telling art was jettisoned in favour of the abstract, primordial, elemental.

Stereo vision deals with images acquired by a stereo camera setup, where the disparity between the stereo images allows depth estimation within a scene.

"It is not a detailed laundry list, it is a political vision that deals with overall principles, land for peace, in a way that appeals to Israeli public opinion, to the international community," said Marwan Muasher, the Jordanian foreign minister.

LinkExchange proceeded to acquire Submit-it; and I became obsessed with the idea of realizing Banister's vision via deals with the world's top search drivers, starting with the big gorilla, Yahoo.

It is a bold vision that deals with the crises of growth and the current development sprawl, while returning to a cherished American icon; that of a "compact, close-knit community".

We need long-term strategic vision to deal with the challenge of an ageing population, increasing costs and limited funds.

But the vision that deal-making will instantly and seamlessly go global is increasingly exposed as one that was more a fairy tale than reality.

"The assemblyman has failed to put forth a vision for dealing with the educational needs of the district and developing the business corridor of the community," Mr. Jeffries said.

But it is already clear that Mr. Clinton's journey to his strategic vision of dealing with China was a long road with many unintended detours.

"It just seems that somewhere along the way, New York lost its vision for dealing with our toxic waste legacy," said Val Washington, executive director of Environmental Advocates.

"Karzai has a particular vision for dealing with government, and it doesn't involve a big role for the legislative branch," said a Western diplomat, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the issue.