Richards reveals how eccentricity and individualism, a maverick independence of mind and vision, shakes capitalist society to the core and proves the power and excitement that comes from working outside the economic model.
It's possible that all of the above departed under their own steam, but Chen's direction for BlackBerry appears to be quite different from the vision of a BB10 renaissance under Heins, so I'd guess it's more about how his vision shakes out than anything else.
Mr Schröder may be serious, too, in that he seems to have the personality, the energy and perhaps even the vision to shake Germany out of its current fin-de-règne lethargy and shove it in the direction of drastic reform.
Nine nurses and seven doctors were interviewed and several of them suffered symptoms of having been exposed to sarin, "with one describing the onset of blurred vision, generalised weakness, shaking, a sensation of impending doom, followed by fainting".
By the time the diagnosis was made, she had double vision and she was shaking and confused.
Born into the Eastern establishment -- her father was Edith Wharton's doctor -- Sister Parish used her fierce eye, strong ego and social connections to impose her generous, florid, unpretentious vision on a country shaking off the chill of Victorian stuffiness in the postwar years.
In our study full disclosure of diabetes status, whether desired or not, often followed a hyperglycaemic (increased thirst, increased urination, tiredness or fatigue and blurred vision) or hypoglycaemic (dizziness, shaking, slowed speech or thinking and weakness and possibly mental confusion, unconsciousness or seizures) event.
Because the frogs have excellent night vision, Caldwell wanted to know if they were responding to the visual sight of a shaking rival or the vibrations themselves.
The infantrymen, navigating with night vision equipment, stepped gingerly around it, shaking their heads.
They will remember this vision of a 3-year-old shaking forever.
