Sentences with phrase «limit of your vision»

Are they, too, oblivious to the limits of their vision, working with an incomplete understanding of some fundamental aspect of nature?

As a graduate student, I began using advanced optical techniques to study the limits of vision, and it was during that time that I realized how much our understanding of vision could be improved by studying how it is altered because of disease.

To be sure, his story is extraordinary, thrilling, and tragic, familiar as old World War II movies and also terribly and apparently forever timely, focused as it is on torture and the limits of vision that might inform it.

Good intentions abound in this world, but the limits of our vision sow the seeds of terrible destruction.

Whereas the Abstract Expressionists referenced the limits of vision, Como's work in Black unmistakably heralds the infinite potentiality of vision.

Paradoxically, although they represent an acceptance of limits they also challenge limits, particularly with regard to the limits of vision.

Ironically, it was the success of his own vision that demonstrated the limits of that vision.

All three classes of medical certificates allow the pilot to wear glasses provided the correction is within the prescribed limits of vision.

Not exact matches

It gives you an added level of control and independence, as you can follow your own vision (within your financial limits) and not be bound to the opinions of investors.

Once you secure that vision concretely, it is much easier to focus because you hold yourself accountable to a bigger framework that keeps you on track and limits the ability of distractions or failures to throw you off.

The vision for the fund is consistent with the Koch brothers» ideology of limited government and regulations, which is why Churi and Tochman said they chose the seminar as their launching grounds.

The company's co-founder, Khalil Tawil, declined to discuss specifics on the company's next move, saying only that Umi Kitchen is «more sure than ever that our vision of empowering the local cook will be realized,» and that the next iteration of the company «will not be limited New York City.»

You have to be creative in your use of limited resources, have the ability to catch a potential investor's eye - especially if you're looking further than their circle of friends and family for funding - and see things that other people can't, including having faith in your own vision when others may not.

The medical devices unit saw operational sales increases of 3.2 %, but without the recent acquisition of J&J's surgical vision business, domestic sales would have fallen, and worldwide operational sales growth would have been limited to just over 1 %.

A growing number of limited partners seems to buy into their vision of writing early, $ 250,000 checks to fledgling startups that want to head to California — as well as giving them a place to crash for a while.

«Like many founders in this space, to continue to grow you need capital, and the thing that I really respect about those guys is that they also know the limits of what they are able to do to get to the vision they are trying to achieve.

Thankfully, the nebulous vision and limited business experience of most of the issuers have not hampered their ability to raise capital.

Most significantly, the game developer is seeking to impose a voting limit of 20 %; the aim of which, it states, is to encourage a more equitable share purchase price from any possible suitor and mitigate the risk of «chaos and potential confrontation» should it be targeted by a strategic investor whose goals conflict with the company's vision and growth strategy.

The absence of a constitutional right, and thus of a judicial remedy, does not dictate a narrow or limited vision of a moral society.

This is a vision of limited government.

That biblical vision helped form the bedrock convictions of the American idea: that government stood under the judgment of divine and natural law; that government was limited in its reach into human affairs, especially the realm of conscience; that national greatness was measured by fidelity to the moral truths taught by revelation and inscribed in the world by a demanding yet merciful God; that only a virtuous people could be truly free.

Liberation theology not only promises liberation of the oppressed, the poor and the marginals of society, but even liberation from the limited dreams of the oppressed for the eternal vision and dream of God, his own promised kingdom.

And not only does it promise liberation from present oppression, but even liberation from the limited dreams of the oppressed for the eternal vision and dream of God, his own promised kingdom.

Such a vision of Christ warns us against absolutizing our doctrines of Christ and limiting the ways of God to our familiar ways.

We recognize that some societies and cultures have unjustly limited women's full participation, but biblical, church, and secular history record countless women of vision and tenacious faith who, through prayer and perseverance, overcame limitations of every variety to influence the shaping of human history.

Three children experienced a series of extraordinary visions in 1917 and were given a message that was both extraordinary and very ordinary: people must pray and do penance (that was the ordinary bit; these things are central to Catholic life, always have been and always must be) and failure to do this would ensure that evils would be spread by Russia across the world (an extraordinary statement to make to children living in an obscure corner of Portugal with limited access to any knowledge of Russia or indeed to anywhere else outside their local area).

Where there are apparent contradictions among philosophers, the goal must be to attain a wider vision within which the essential truth of each view can be displayed in its limited validity.9

It should then be recognized that as an apologetic device its sphere of relevance is limited to those whose vision has been consciously or unconsciously already modified by Christian faith.

Following Wilder's altogether persuasive statement of the matter, we might say that the parables impart to their hearers something of Jesus» vision of the power of God at work in the experience of the men confronted by the reality of his proclamation, and this would be true if we are allowed to stress the «in the experience of the men confronted...» It is a remarkable and little noted fact that, pace Jüngel, there is only a very limited number of parables which are concerned to proclaim the Kingdom of God per se.

Though the past as inherited sets the realizable limits and opportunities for the moment's creative power, the eventual creation with all its determinate detail could never have existed nor subsisted before it is created, not even in a primordial vision of potentialities.

Since World War II, however, only limited parts of the church are aroused to sacrificial giving and service by these visions, and no new vision has emerged to give focus and direction to the denomination.

This is true even of Platonism, with its inextirpable dualism, its dialectic of change and the changeless (or of limit and the infinite), and its equation of truth with eidetic abstraction; the world, for all its beauty, is the realm of fallen vision, separated by a great chorismos from the realm of immutable reality.

One example would be Aimee Dorr Leifer's essay entitled «Teaching with Television and Film,» (TTF) published in N. L. Gage's The Psychology of Teaching Methods, a widely read Yearbook of the National Society for the Study of Education.1 Even in this essay, however, Leifer reviews what has been learned from various psychological studies of television and film narratives, and the limited range of the studies limits the vision of narrative teaching that she puts forth.

All three modes of theological discernment are necessary as a corrective to theological vision's tendency to distort ideologically, to ascribe universal validity to the limited and particular, and to gloss over ambiguity and tragedy in experience.

It is one thing to put forward a vision of the limits of this finite life if we believe that our lives are also touched by and directed toward the infinite God.

But in a secular age in which visions of human flourishing are no longer limited to religious belief, other practices — even those that are seemingly private but ultimately public — compete with those of worship in shaping the desires we follow in pursuit of the good.

Though he tries to reconcile his religiously grounded vision with his embrace of the cultural agenda of the left, there is a transparent tension in Jackson's politics that surely accounts for his limited electoral success outside of the black community.

In Whitehead's vision there is one overarching entity that prehends every other entity that has concresced; in my vision there is only the plurality of actual occasions, each with a limited perspective.

Being human being we have a limited knowledge, we experiences impossibilities due to of our limited vision, thinking and approach but there is nothing limited or impossible for the CREATOR.

Finally, there is «a disturbing gap between the college and the larger world... a parochialism... an intellectual and social isolation that reduces the effectiveness of the college and limits the vision of the student» (p. 6).

From within our human history God's vision of cosmic destiny can be grasped only through the relatively limited and time - conditioned stories of promise that serve as the foundation of our biblical tradition.

He doesn't see it because of his privilege, because he has always existed in the system which limits his vision.

I do like the progressive Christian stance as you describe it — that there may be error in many of the books of the bible — but that people, even with our limited minds, can strive to see a more perfect vision than what was written.

This is a far more beautiful vision than the limited ideology of Our Faith Story.

But when my desire fastens on anything less than God, it immediately becomes destructive, for that is where desire turns into covetousness, and covetousness will rob my life of its potential because it will narrow my vision, depress my limits, bring me to the edge of death, violate my purpose in creation, and starve my life to death.

Being constantly reminded on the one hand of the infinite gap between one's own limited talents and vision and the perspective of Almighty God, and on the other of the radical equality with which God judges and loves the human race is a healthy counterweight to the flattery of the world and the smugness that comes with success.

Well, as it turned out all my fears, which the night before the test resulted in me tossing and turning prior to sleep and having visions and thoughts of never, ever getting a driver's license, were for naught because old Bob though limited to one eye, passed the test with pretty much the same score he received in 1963.

While Farley's call for theologia invites an expanded vision of education beyond a new rearranging of «ordered» learning, his constructive suggestions, at least thus far, are limited to revisions of cognitive learning.

Strategies must not be limited to the level of social mechanisms and political devices, but must be aimed at creating a new consciousness, a vision of a good future powerful enough to open us up to new, more effective ways of solving our problems.

However the limitation is that the vision for novelty is so limited by the assumption of what the construct can be.