Six years later, Barlow outlined his vision for the future of online communications in "A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace," which paints a Utopian vision for the possibility of the internet.
Stargardt's disease, the ailment that has left Runyan with minimal vision, created the possibility of problems in a marathon.
Their vivacity undercuts what could otherwise have become a bleak vision of the possibility of happy union.
Remembering the dancing on the balcony, Carrie has a vision of the possibility of consolation, even if her mother has shied away from it on this occasion, under these circumstances.
Crowe's selective vision omits the possibility of youthful rebellion against a life of chafing domesticity, just as she assumes all women today are wired into a world of technological progress.
Merleau-Ponty's vision of the possibility of empathy across the ages does not deny the historical relativity of sense formations.
His take on religion is puerile, as is that of religious literalists and those whose cosmic-scientific vision eliminates the possibility of surprise or the advent of the unknown or least expected.
A tempting vision is the possibility of combining our vaccine with a multitude of other anti-cancer and immune-modulatory agents, provided that the toxicity profile encountered in humans will allow so.
The Defence Department is said to entertain grander visions about the possibility of establishing a western-style democracy to serve as an example for the rest of the region.It is hard to say which outcome disintegration, or the creation of a real democracy frightens the neighbours most.
But while "BattleBots" makes for high television ratings, it represents a narrow vision for the possibilities of robot-building.
