Sentence examples for vision the construction from inspiring English sources

In Peñalosa's vision, the construction of the BRT network contributed to a more democratic urban space: "the TransMilenio system built 'democracy' into the urban fabric because the system is citywide and buses are symbols of equality" (Cesafsky 2017, p. 15).

Note that the levels of description are different perspectives on the same mental process - Marr thinks of vision as the construction of a 3D representation from a 2D input, and the three levels are three different ways to understand that construction.

Once placed within the context of the country's health situation using health data, the Commission proceeded with the identification of priorities for the transformation of the national public health situation, a vision that guided the construction of nine themes, as illustrated in Table  4.

As president of the Baltimore Orioles, Lucchino had the vision that led to the construction of Oriole Park at Camden Yards in 1992.

The present paper is a contribution in this direction: we propose a Computer Vision framework aimed at the construction of a symbolic model of the scene by integrating tracking data and contextual information.

It is hard to argue on the basis of these studies, however, that vision is required for the construction of a map of auditory space in the brain.

Visions are out, and the construction boom of the bubble years is just a fond memory.

Gori et al. (2014) claim that their results support a role for vision during development in guiding the construction of a neural representation of auditory space.

Some of the main methods of Future Studies – including the scenario method, the construction of visions or the backcasting method – imply a narrative structure depending on case.

His vision and support, including gifts toward the construction of Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital and the modernization of Presbyterian Hospital, leave a lasting legacy.

For example, Ramón Saldívar observes that The House on Mango Street "represents from the simplicity of childhood vision the enormously complex process of the construction of the gendered subject".