Younger brother Peter Mondavi, winemaker at their modest Charles Krug winery, which the family acquired in 1943, resented Robert's sales travels and doubted his vision of moving upmarket.
"But we took a risk because we believed in the school's vision of moving beyond papers, pencils and test scores to engage students".
I keep wondering what might have been had Paul Kellogg, the former general and artistic director of New York City Opera, realized his vision of moving that company to a new house at the development site.
White House officials and top executives at Exelon, which operates the nation's largest fleet of nuclear power plants, say the relationship does not reflect favoritism, but rather a shared vision of moving the nation toward a cleaner energy future.
The other side of the settlers' story, as set out by Mr. Wilder and a dozen other settlers, is one of courage in pursuit of a biblical vision, of moving into the unpromising terrain made accessible by Israeli conquests in the Arab-Israeli war of 1967, of building communities from scratch, of nurturing large families and deep attachments to neighbors.
The NRC's 2007 vision of moving toxicity testing away from animal testing to in vitro and, ultimately to in silico approaches, resulted in the launching of several projects.
Over and over, McAnuff tries to impress us with his vision, which consists of moving dancers and singers through a series of carefully "spectacular" disco-themed sets by Robert Brill, which have as much to do with Gethsemane as faith does with irony.
It is an expansive vision with a number of moving parts that are each unique and compelling new technology".
In [43], Namdev et al. combined motion potentials from optical flow and from geometry in an incremental motion segmentation system for a vision-based simultaneous localization of moving objects and mapping of the environment (SLAM).
