Commenting on the range and themes of the work, they said: "Watson moves fluently between genres – social history, travelogue, nature writing, memoir – and produces memorable observations on every page … His vision finds room for mountain ash, weeds and the roses grown by farmers' wives".
In a raw space still under construction in Greenwich Village, they set to work, turning visions into rooms.
Chesterton's vision has no room in it for tolerance, except as a likable personal whim or an idiosyncratic national trait.
And they've announced their own policy on mining – a vision that leaves room for its possibility, but on much more strict environmental terms.
Speaking later at a boisterous rally, Mr. Obama said Mr. Romney's vision had no room for struggling middle-class families, the elderly, students burdened by college loans or veterans returning from wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Tyler, the Creator was able to kick down doors with his charisma and drive, as well as the intensity of his vision, which includes room for an outlandishly gifted solipsist like Earl Sweatshirt.
Hsu argues that there is a disconnect between the digital living room vision and what consumers actually do.
Microsoft's forthcoming Xbox One console is the company's vision for living room entertainment for the next half decade.
If the robot is far away from the door in an undiscovered room, vision systems [24], human-computer interaction or some other methods may be applied to help the robot distinguish the door from the wall and navigate the robot to the door, but not involved in measuring the positional relationship.
When you close your eyes and imagine what a first-class French restaurant should be, and if that vision includes a room of gilded elegance, wall-to-wall tycoons, explosions of fresh flowers, attentive waiters and astonishingly good food, you will be thinking of La Grenouille.
