Sentence examples for vision for the first from inspiring English sources

Second, an active blanking-off process, known as saccadic suppression, occurs, and this blocks vision for the first part of each saccade.

Instead, his initial advantage came from his creation of a virtuous circle that underpinned his vision for the first durable mass-market automobile.

Thomas's uncertainty lifts and he has a clear vision for the first time: "I had found Spring, and I was confident that I could ride home again and find Spring all along the road".

Each time an object enters our circle of vision for the first time we see its earliest light, and so the object looks young, even though the object itself is in actuality the same age as our region of space.

Theresa May warned Brussels yesterday that any attempt to punish Britain for leaving the EU would be "an act of calamitous self-harm" as she set out her Brexit vision for the first time.

In "Poor Miss Finch, Collinss's description of the reactions of a person gaining vision for the first time after having been blind from birth (something extremely rare in his time, although it was discussed by thinkers like John Locke) has been praised for its psychological understanding.

But this summer, the vision for the "sixth borough" is finally coming into focus.

Northrop Grumman provided a first look at its vision for the sixth-generation fighter to a handful of reporters in December.

Historians and survivors of the clinic had accused him of killing or taking part in the clinic's experiments on thousands of children deemed by the Nazis to be physically, mentally or otherwise unfit for Hitler's vision for the Third Reich.

Ericsson and Verizon also bonded over what Svanberg describes as "a meeting of minds" regarding their vision for the fourth-generation technology called Long Term Evolution (LTE).

In the period of Reconstruction that followed the war, this egalitarian vision was, for the first time, written into our laws and Constitution.