Still, Shannon sees a respect for ocean life in the fishermen's efforts to engage, face to face, with an animal that, thanks in large part to Hollywood, we most often envision as a shadowy, invisible threat.
The 12 generations of the family share more nature than nurture — they like to write, they can often envision the activities of their precursors, and they sometimes foresee the future.
Foreign visitors often envision Thailand as country of rice paddies and beach resorts, but the country is also a regional industrial powerhouse with the largest car industry in Southeast Asia and thousands of factories making a range of products like computer hard drives and chemicals.
The wider economic impacts that decision-makers often envision, which are a subject of debate in the academic community, are another matter.
However, this kind of accessibilities is harder in the rural area, which can increase the risk factors and prevent the opportunity for a new beginning that retirees often envision (Santos et al. 2013; Silva and Welgama 2014).
In my darker moments - of which there are quite a few - I often envision the baby boomer generation as a giant and warty toad squatting on the youth of our society.
And although I don't have political aspirations at the moment, I often envision the man living inside that white house looking back at me, inspiring me everyday and representing all that is possible in this lifetime.
When I hear the word "Paparazzi," I often envision a multi-headed hydra stampeding A-list celebrities on Sunset Blvd who are just trying to have a meal in peace.
Becoming an informal caregiver is not typically chosen or planned; people do not often envision being in a caregiver role when they project themselves into the future[ 8].
Although proponents of genomic clinical microbiology often envision encyclopedic databases hosted by international consortia [ 1, 2], human curation is expensive and inefficient at scale, and many infectious diseases are locale-specific phenomena.
