Sentence examples for vision developing from inspiring English sources

The coalition works in three areas: mobilizing a movement through national dialogues, building consensus of policy by shared analysis and vision, developing shared projects and online debate, influencing national and international economic policy decisions, processes and institutions.

This week researchers from MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) have made an important new breakthrough in predictive vision, developing an algorithm that can anticipate interactions more accurately than ever before.

"I think there is a sort of vision developing between Syria and Turkey where they could serve jointly as a regional trade hub, linking Europe with the Gulf and other parts of the East," said Nabil Sukkar, a Damascus-based economic analyst.

The stages included the nurses understanding their environment, undertaking self-assessment, developing a career vision, developing a career plan and marketing themselves.

This can be achieved through greater internal consistency; ensuring that research is built into the organisation's mission and vision, developing strategies to support the overall objectives of the organisation, designing RCB activities to maximise effective and efficient use of resources and evaluating research processes and outcomes.

As vision developed, he argues, animals got "smarter" and safer by seeing better and moving faster as a result.

Through training, "facial vision" developed so that the blind students sensed obstacles and learned how to walk in traffic.

The paper also presents the vision developed by eLSEwise for future execution of LSE projects in a "virtual enterprise" environment.

Her doctors offered no hope for change: Long-standing scientific understanding held that three-dimensional vision develops only during a short critical period in early childhood.

And it's a safe bet that Watts-Russell's singular A&R vision, developed between 1980 and 1999, will age particularly well, regardless of the snipes about 4AD being "precious", "ethereal" and, worst of all, "goth".

This paper shares and contributes to a ground-breaking vision developed and being implemented which consists in the integration of materials modelling methodologies and knowledge-based systems with business process for decision making.