One visionary, for example, recently predicted that police officers would someday have an organically grown bulletproof skin layer, neglecting to mention that the bad guys might have organically grown viral bullets that dissolve the skin on contact.
Take visionary, for example.
Karl Friedrich Schinkel, for example, visionary Prussian architect, is described alongside the account of destitute Moabit factory girl Lilli Neuss consuming phosphorus match heads in an attempt to induce an abortion.
But when firms do basic research, they run the risk that they will fail to capture the benefits for themselves.The research policy adopted by NEC in Japan in the late 1970s, for example, looks visionary today it was called "C&C" to reflect the chief executive's belief that the future lay in the convergence of computing and communications yet NEC is an Internet pygmy.
He added: "This is without question the largest donation in the history of Oxford for the support of humanities students and for that it is a magnificent example of visionary philanthropy, one that will dramatically affect the way in which students can come to carry out graduate studies".
The difference is that we hope that it will be taught as an example of visionary leadership in the face of seemingly impossible odds.
American business history is rife with examples of visionary builders who successfully managed to pass on both their legacy and assets to the next generation.
Examples of visionary or surreal figuration by Henry Darger, Louise Bourgeois and others mix with nervy political art: a conspiracy-theory drawing by Mark Lombardi, and Michele Pred's American flag made of enameled razor blades.
Apple 's Steve Jobs and Whole Foods John Mackeyey are examples of visionary business leaders today.
It includes some experience accounts: Other users have written extensive prose and/or poetry about their experiences; some describe their visions pictorially, and there exist examples of visionary art which are 'salvia-inspired'.
