Sentences with phrase «scope of vision»

Mine is hardly a tale of woe, but I can tell you that growing up in a middle - class blue - collar town limits your scope of vision.

Currently the subject of a major touring retrospective at the Tate Modern, London, Tillmans asks how photography — stripped of its traditional apparatus — can reveal invisible, alchemical states of being that exist beyond the everyday scope of our vision.

Blue - grey ocean water fills the scope of your vision.

Due in part to the exhaustive research efforts of the Guggenheim, Stedelijk, and Zero Foundation, Group Zero's extensive network, and the ambitious material, social, and conceptual scope of their vision, the Guggenheim iteration of the exhibition is vast and informative.

Richter applied the paint in thick brushstrokes, or with rollers and an aggressive sweep of a squeegee (ironically, a tool commonly used for window cleaning and clarifying one's scope of vision).

The sheer monumentality of the work, the artist's scope of vision, and the knowing hubris it took to create this collection is truly astounding.

The drawback here though is the scope of vision you receive is greatly reduced which in turn can affect how well you see the table and develop strategies to achieve high scores.

«Kojima may make great games, but he's extremely bad at keeping the scope of his vision under control.»

Let's be realistic here: Kojima may make great games, but he's extremely bad at keeping the scope of his vision under control.

The scope of the vision is breathtaking.

For example, mice have been given an extra color vision gene in the lab, and it has been shown that the protein manufactured by that gene expands the scope of their vision by enhancing their ability to see longer - wavelength light without any other changes in the brain.

It's the price he has to pay for credibility - and as the scope of his vision extends from London to incorporate the entire country, it's one he is clearly prepared to pay.

Moses was that kind of a person, because of his personality, the scope of his vision, his energy and... intensity of purpose, [and his] savage will.

The extensive scope of this vision is suggested by the 620 works by Teilhard, and the over 4300 works interpreting his thought, recently detailed in Joseph M. McCarthy's Pierre Teilhard de Chardin: A Comprehensive Bibliography (New York: Garland Publishing Co., 1981).

The power and scope of vision depend inevitably upon the comprehensiveness of its rejection and reversal of experience.

Not exact matches

Half the battle in product management is communicating to your development team what the client wants in terms of product scope, not just the overall vision.

For startups, it's more interesting and far more valuable to look at the risks and consequences of the kinds of changes that are much harder to see — even with Superman's X-ray vision and a crystal ball — because they're outside of the traditional scope of inquiry and investigation.

Despite lacking in vision and scope, these companies attracted millions of investment dollars in large part due to the bandwagon effect.

At its core this debate is not about economic policy but about competing visions of the role, scope and validity...

In fact, as I have noted previously, policymakers and observers have been remarkably quiet about the scope of the Fed's legal authority to conduct unconventional policy, and when they do describe it they often offer timid visions of the Fed's powers.

But a project of this scope requires a broader vision, one that recognizes that a strong and vibrant Baltimore City is good for Baltimore County, the region and the state.

In truth, the vision provided for the future was great for the economic climate but nevertheless grim for the community finances — a long time of cuts in community investing with no the scope for tax reductions.

There is a humorous incongruity between the scope of Soleri's vision and the resources with which he begins to build.

By adopting a purely reactionary stance against the idealism of Hegel (and the philosophical tradition in general) Nietzsche ends up providing us with a vision of nature and the world which is overly narrow in scope.

Donald Glover is a talented stand - up comedian, rapper (as Childish Gambino), actor (Community) and writer (30 Rock), but it's his latest show, Atlanta — which he created and stars in — that finally showcases the full scope of his artistic vision.

However, it is Edwards» insistence that God works only through natural, secondary causes alongside this sweeping vision of the scope of God's work that led me repeatedly to questions and difficulties.

Still, it seemed worth voicing a few protests, even if only a debiliori: that the biblical imagery of the redeemed state is cosmic in scope and positively teeming with fauna (lions lying down with lambs and such)-- that Paul's vision of salvation in Romans 8 is of the entirety of creation restored and glorified — things of that sort.

We remind them that without the universal dream, they falsify the message and diminish the scope of the original vision.

Liberals believe that the most important of these procedures is the machinery of rationality, of those laws of logic attached to no agenda or vision, but sufficiently general in their scope as to provide a normative perspective from the vantage point of which any agenda or vision can be assessed and, if necessary, corrected.

His scope has a night - vision, heat - sensitive scope so that he can shoot at night and see the heat images of enemies hiding behind walls.

The Promotion Working Group kicked off the meeting by sharing an updated HMC Charter that outlines the purpose, vision, and mission of HMC along with a detailed review of in - scope and out - of - scope activities.

The vision of the Network for Global Monitoring and Support for Implementation of the International Code of Marketing of Breast - milk Substitutes and subsequent relevant World Health Assembly Resolutions (NetCode) is a world in which all sectors of society are protected from the inappropriate and unethical marketing of breast - milk substitutes and other products covered by the scope of the International Code and relevant WHA resolutions.

While his administration can claim several major accomplishments from the session, including raising the minimum wage and establishing paid family leave, the scope of Mr. Cuomo's end - of - session wish list seemed somewhat diminished next to the vision he outlined at his State of the State address in January, which included nearly 150 proposals.

Beginner's yoga at Samatva Yogalaya gives you a chance to broaden your vision and realise the true scope of authentic yoga practices.

Everything about Prince Caspian is just right in terms of cinematography, scope and vision; the tone is dark but hopeful, and epic but intimate.

«I was mesmerized by the scope and vision of Brady's first film, Childhood of a Leader,» said Andrew Lauren of financiers ALP.»

However, despite certain faults, if one can call them that, are easily overlooked by the grand scope and vision of the movie as a whole.

On a technical level, Jackson has crafted a film of scope and vision on par with the first installment.

«Every new Metal Gear Solid title has seen Mr Kojima moving closer to his vision of a game that can match his scope.

The gift for acclimatizing an audience to his idiosyncratic vision through a simple, melodic overture is one that Carpenter shares with idol Sergio Leone; another is an affinity for the «scope aspect ratio, although he steers clear of the extreme close - up (Leone's signature), probably half out of plagiarism - worry and half because he's not a sensualist.

Stories of this epic scope just aren't made anymore by Hollywood, and when they are, they certainly don't hold the dynamic brilliance of Hawks» vision.

Following Mailer's text — or at least drawing from its imagery — more faithfully than expected, it finally proved a masterclass in adapting the seemingly unfilmable, fusing the scope and swagger of its source material to a meta, contemporary framing device; all filtered through a singular artistic vision, unique not just to a week's festival viewing, but to cinema itself.

Though why people fleeing a military that is out to kill them, and a growing population of flesh - eating civilians out to gnaw them with extreme prejudice, would run into a dark subway with only one night - vision scope between them is never made clear.

Stålenhag's artbook was produced with the help of a Kickstarter campaign, where you can see a pitch video for the project and number of images that reveal the world - building and visual scope of Stålenhag's vision for apocalyptic America.

Swiss director Frédéric Mermoud is no stranger to helming tense visions, as his bold directing work on episodes of the hit series «Les Revenants (The Returned)» changed the scope of French drama.

Plus director Bryan Singer «s last film, «Jack The Giant Slayer,» was by some distance the worst of his career, and early marketing materials made it look like «DOFP» had a tiny scope that belied its budget (the second most expensive in Fox's history, after «Avatar «-RRB-, and made it seem like some kind of mid -»90s vision of the future.

All the while, he maintains a subjective point - of - view that keeps us with Kate, who is often behind and in the dark (literally, during the tunnel raid, which cinematographer Roger Deakins captures through night - vision and infrared scopes).

I spent all day yesterday on the set of writer - director Zack Snyder's Sucker Punch and came away extremely impressed by the vision and scope of his 5th feature film.

My vision was of a learner - centered space where students and teachers would have access to exciting technologies, digital and print resources, and productive spaces offering scope for collaboration and creativity.

Wild credits the Ed School with helping him to refine his vision and expand the scope of Walkabout.