The Global Information Locator Service GILSS) encompasses a global vision framed by the fundamental values of open societies.
An idea of strategic spatial planning as a transformative and integrative, public sector led socio-spatial process, through which visions, frames of reference, justification for coherent actions and means for implementation are produced that shape and frame, what a place, a city, a territory is and might become (Albrechts 2006).
The droplet motion was recorded using a high-speed camera (Model: Miro M310, Vision Research; frame rate: 1000 fps; resolution: 512 × 480).
He formed the group and formulated its overall vision and framing.
That allows the company to offer finished single-vision glasses — frame and lenses — for an average $42.
The commitment of these senior and middle managers emerged from a collective vision that framed the policy in continuity with the past and as reaffirming long held values in the province.
Most of Batle's epic visions are framed by prison fences, carved into and out of the shells.
Two of those paintings Turner elongated, the fish-eye vision emptying the frame and lending the space a sombre fatefulness.
Chrétien's "hypergonar" adapters made use of an optical trick called anamorphosis, whereby a curved lens placed in front of an ordinary camera could squeeze a large field of vision into the frame.
As many have told me, in making the feature length version of this story from a short, his artistic vision informs every frame.
