Sentence examples for work on vision from inspiring English sources

This paper presents work on vision based robotic grasping.

Shortly after returning to London, Berkeley composed the Theory of Vision, Vindicated and Explained, a defense of his earlier work on vision, and the Analyst, an acute and influential critique of the foundations of Newton's calculus.

We still have to work on visions, strategies and the long run, with a politics which is forced more and more to live in the short run, but we also know that this has to be done in a different way, being well equipped to start a process of "navigation" as Jean Hillier puts it, rather than to follow precise "road maps" (Hillier 2011).

The letter was passed to Oliver Braddick, a psychology lecturer who worked on vision.

"His blindness has kept two of his children from going to school," noted Shawn Baker of Helen Keller International, an aid group that works on vision and nutrition issues.

The charter does not deal with the wider issue of holding to account the myriad contractors and subcontractors working on Vision 2030 and the infrastructure that will underpin the World Cup.

Sarah Lansdale, executive director of Sustainable Long Island, a nonprofit regional planning group that worked on vision plans in Elmont for the last three years and about a dozen other communities over the last decade, said her organization was excited by the interest in Elmont's development.

Today, there are four primary components that Kindred is working on: vision capability, grasping/manipulation capability, ability to identify what's being held onto and then placing an item somewhere.

Create your personal vision and mission first, then work on the vision of your enterprise.

Look around and you'll find more than the odd designer working on visions for a sustainable world.

It is usually acknowledged that strategic planning is working on visions and on the involvement of stakeholder in a reflection about the future with the aim to produce a change in the immediate action and in partial choices (Albrechts and Van Den Broeck 2004).