It is a place where, in modern terms, the corners of four states (Arizona, Utah, New Mexico and Colorado) were surveyed to fit together like puzzle pieces; a region of five-store towns and a population so widely dispersed as to seem invisible; a territory where the unobstructed heavens widen vision, open the mind.
The detection of LBs in glial cells widens our vision by showing that the formation of aberrant glycogen is not limited to neurons.
Today, he says, he tries to prod Microsoft to widen its vision.
Brought up on the Isle of Man, she saw it as a way of widening her vision.
"Government needs to provide real leadership on this issue and widen their vision for the purpose of education".
If McCain wants to convince us that he can adapt and widen his vision, he can start by vowing never to mention the bridge or the bears again.
In recent years, however, museums on Long Island and elsewhere have sought to widen our vision of the movement, highlighting the achievements of many talented, if sidelined, female artists.
"Earlier in the campaign I set out how we could scrap fees and restore grants, now I want to widen that vision and set out a plan to move towards a National Education Service", he wrote on the Labour List website.
Just when it seemed time to suggest once more that the choreographers could widen their vision by moving away from a strictly plotless genre, the pure-dance ballet justified itself again.
One of Jon Klein's stated aims has been to persuade the producers of CNN's various programs to widen their vision (he speaks of them climbing out of their "silos") — to make sure that, say, when Anderson Cooper travelled to Africa other CNN programs, from "The Situation Room" to Paula Zahn's broadcast, would welcome his reports.
