Sentence examples for vision so far from inspiring English sources

So savvy and so neat was this vision, so far removed from the messy work of turning a man into a woman, that I nearly lost sight of the fact that, so far, the most successful Thai medical tourism -- the root of it all -- was sexual reassignment surgery.

Mrs. Clinton's vision, so far anyway, is exactly the reverse of her opponent's big picture: a long itemized shopping list of government programs (few of which any Democratic candidate would disagree with) that are nakedly targeted to appeal to every Election Day constituency.

Despite the many success stories from computer vision, so far there are only rather few studies on deep learning in the field of medical imaging.

Given this demand, it's maybe no surprise that about 18,000 users have signed up for the preview of AutoML Vision so far.

(Reuters) - Eye doctors who had braced themselves for at least a few patients after a dazzling solar eclipse swept the United States cautiously exhaled on Tuesday, with some hospitals reporting zero cases of damaged vision so far.

Furthermore, no splits in the type of vision have so far been reported within a bird family [32], [36] which suggests that vision type has a strong phylogenetic inertia in birds [23].

And Vision 2030, so far, is a work in progress.

Then the president, ideally under a clear sky, will try to offer an economic vision that so far has eluded this campaign: "There is need for more clarity on our side on the economic message," Mr. Garin said.

This project's vision has so far been officially endorsed by three large academic organizations: The Evolutionary Studies Consortium, the Northeastern Evolutionary Psychology Society (the regional sister organization of the Human Behavior and Evolutionary Society), as well as the Applied Evolutionary Psychology Society.

In RP, photoreceptor degeneration leads to a progressive reduction of the visual field often declining to legal blindness; in these patients prosthetic vision is so far the only effective treatment strategy [4].

If the wise vision articulated so far by Obama and his team pans out in practice, we'll come out on the other side of the avalanche of new laws and the billions spent with a disciplined financial sector constrained by the public hand, a refurbished and greener infrastructure, fuel-efficient cars, a radical expansion of broadband penetration, universal health care and a reawakened housing market.