"I want my vision, but my vision is my vision," he said.
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"Be careful, be conscious of vision health, and awareness of vision health and the importance of vision health," he added.
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"Her vision is not a vision of a clean energy future, it's a vision of an LNG future," Smith said.
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Other symptoms to watch out for: blurred vision, "wavy" vision, difficulty discriminating colors and seeing "spots" or "holes" in your vision.
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Do you buy into that vision, a more Marxist-leftist vision, or a more nationalist-Kemalist vision, or an Islamist one?
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And her vision of America is a vision of we.
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I'd rather bring my vision collaboratively with somebody else's vision.
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People with RPE65 mutations can begin to experience losses of vision in their infancy, including the loss of peripheral vision and night vision.
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He had a vision for the Invictus Games, and when he's got a vision, he's a driver — he drives people toward that vision.
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We set the vision called Vision 2020, a six year program.
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The vision they have for the future is not our vision.
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Where does ostrich vision even fit on the bird-vision spectrum?
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Donald Trump has the opposite vision — a very zero-sum vision.
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To reject the right-wing vision of annexation and the left-wing vision of peace and embrace a centrist vision of shrinking the conflict.
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Despite being relatively safe, even a typically prescribed dose of sildenafil is known to sometimes cause people vision problems, such as blurred vision, increased light sensitivity, and a change in our color vision (usually blue-tinted vision).
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Oman hatched its "Vision 2020" in 19803, while the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has "Vision 2021" and there is "Vision 2030" in Bahrain and the "Qatar National Vision 2030" — all aimed at diversifying economies away from oil.
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The vision of a revolution through code remains just that, a vision.
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A US Vision 2030 might ironically even propel Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030.
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Vision It's quite simple: Vision has an Infinity Stone in his head.
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And then, sometimes, their vision for America is a vision of themselves.
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We need to have a vision, a unifying vision for this country.
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The iPhone has multiple vision settings that are included for people with a range of vision needs, from low vision to color blindness and more.
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"Erdogan's vision to enter Syria aligned with Trump's vision to leave," he said.
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Later they noticed vision impairment, including blurriness and distorted vision, according to Reuters.
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We must realize our vision and ensure our vision is good for society.
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Franz suggested my vision of a tunnel was a vision of my birth.
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As it progresses, patients experience gradual loss of peripheral vision and central vision.
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Luxottica also owns EyeMed Vision Care, the second-largest U.S. vision benefits company.
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"It's really about computer vision and how computer vision will change the world."
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The contrast could be called the status quo vision versus the strategic vision.
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So I try to line up people and their vision with our vision.
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This can lead to blurred or fuzzy vision or, in some cases, vision loss.
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This vision—it's an accidental vision, really—is just what I believe Myanmar needs.
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Without MBS as captain of the Vision 2030, there will be no Vision 2030.
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It's a vision that's very similar to the central premise of the fascist vision.
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Sadly, the alternative vision of democracy isn't actually a vision of democracy at all.
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" Power to me means... "Having vision and inspiring others to share in that vision.
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Third, a clear vision and consistent implementation of that vision through programming and events.
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Vision Fund investments SoftBank's $93 billion Vision Fund is largely funded by Saudi Arabia.
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The Vision Fund 'has pneumonia' SoftBank's Vision Fund has invested in about 80 companies.
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The paintings of album covers from Nirvana's Nevermind to Kanye West's My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy become something else: a distorted vision of a vision of a vision.
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Sadly, if you leave Dolby Vision selected, the player then incorrectly forces Dolby Vision output for any disc you put in — even if it doesn't support Dolby Vision.
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A President, any President, is more vision based — after all, it's his vision that got him elected — and inherently deductive, trying to apply that broad vision to particular circumstances.
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Today, Dines' vision is to make software robots, powered by computer vision and AI, as common as PCs in the workplace – a vision dubbed One Robot for Every Person.
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The vision thingWhat he lacked, as he more or less admitted, was "the vision thing".
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They're so bought into their vision, and the vision is that code cures literally everything.
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Overall, just 26 percent used low-vision devices and only 3.5 percent had vision rehabilitation.
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By supplying the opsin for red color vision, they gave the monkey full color vision.
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Ultimately, the vision of Trump that Gingrich settles on is a vision of Gingrich himself.
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Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision and ability to adjust focus.
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Vision Fund and SoftBank Group declined to comment on the progress of Vision Fund 2.
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Step 5: Place Your Vision Board It's not called a vision board because it's invisible.
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Vision Fund and Softbank Group declined to comment on the progress of Vision Fund 227.41.
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EST who provide over-the-phone instructions to people with low vision or blind vision.
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Vision. He explained that while having a vision is important, you&aposll get further if you make a plan: Start with what you&aposve done to work towards your vision or goal, then look at what you can do next to finally achieve your vision.
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"If we can fix the underlying genetic defect, we have the potential to restore vision, or even produce vision in a patient who's never had reasonable vision before," he said.
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"People should have their eyes examined at least every 2 years as many causes of vision can be treated and vision either restored or vision stopped from worsening," Keeffe added.
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We talk so much about vision, that's great, but great vision without great people is irrelevant.
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Ironically, it was the success of his own vision that demonstrated the limits of that vision.
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Their vision isn't Andy's voice throughout the world, their vision is building products that help people.
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It's specifically focused on computer vision, dubbing its Myriad chip a VPU, or vision processing unit.
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In the following days, they developed vision impairment, including blurriness and distorted vision, their lawsuit said.
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Because Republicans have no governing vision, they can't really replace the Obama vision with some alternative.
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Successful businesses understand that goals tied to their vision help move them forward towards that vision.
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Bernie Sanders's vision of politics may be less realistic, but it's a vision suffused with hope.
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Apparently, "normal" vision is called binocular vision, and it means that your eyes work productively together as a team to make a coherent field of vision for the brain to process.
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Instead of automatically detecting when a Dolby Vision disc is being played and then automatically switching to Dolby Vision output, you have to manually select Dolby Vision in the settings menu.
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"We believe the combination of Davis Vision with Superior Vision presents the opportunity to create the leading national managed vision benefit offering," said Dan Osnoss, managing director of Centerbridge in a statement.
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" Vision of Flight is looking to broaden the organization's resources by implementing the fundraising campaign, Operation: Vision One Aircraft, which he established to raise funds to purchase an aircraft dubbed "Vision One.
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The lenses not only correct her vision, but also help protect her eyes from UV rays and stabilize her vision, thanks to their unique Eyelid Stabilized Design that keeps vision in focus.
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Released in September, the National Academies' report on vision loss, "Making Eye Health a Population Health Imperative: Vision for Tomorrow" lays out a great roadmap for addressing correctable and avoidable vision impairment.
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"In these dismal times, it is more important now than ever that we offer a vision to the American people -- a vision of hope; a vision of what this nation can become."
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Vision for the Democratic Party On his website, Perez outlines his vision for a resurgent Democratic Party.
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AND SO, IT'S REALLY ABOUT COMPUTER VISION AND HOW COMPUTER VISION IS GOING TO CHANGE THE WORLD.
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"Donald Trump's vision for America is a vision for the top 1% of the 1%," Perez said.
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Plus, their night vision is six times better than night vision of humans, according to National Geographic.
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What is your vision for your life, and what career will support you in manifesting that vision?
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So, Vision 1 has pneumonia, but the common equity holders in Vision 1 are on a ventilator.
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I understodod his vision of Microsoft, and saw that it was close to our vision of Marcel.
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Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, depth perception and ability to adjust focus.
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The tax bill's supporters have a clear vision, and they've been surprisingly up front about that vision.
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She might bring people in to facilitate her vision, but first and foremost it is HER vision.
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In Lamoriello's case, he built a team around his vision of defense-based play, so what fit with his vision were players who aligned with that vision, such as star goalie Martin Brodeur.
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So a president has to have a vision, and to persuade citizens of the "ends" of that vision.
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"Signs and symptoms of ocular syphilis can include eye redness, blurry vision, and vision loss," de Voux says.
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But those calls for a new vision are always curiously vague, demanding a vision but not suggesting one.
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"My vision, and I think it's the vision of the team, is to change the landscape," he said.
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And the vision would be well-aligned with Google's "organize the World's Information, and make it Accessible" vision.
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The monkeys and apes in Uganda have tricolor vision like humans, and the birds have even better vision.
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That's not an absence of vision for what the country should look like, it's what the vision is.
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Rwanda's approach to tackling poor vision is proof that ending poor vision in the developing world is possible.
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The Honor Vision Pro also comes with six 10W speakers, while the Honor Vision only comes with four.
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While vision loss doesn't mean you'd go black and see nothing, you'd lose your fine vision, he said.
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The deals were reached with Vision Direct, which is owned by Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc; Luxottica Group SpA, which owns LensCrafters and Pearle Vision; and National Vision, among others, according to Chappell's initial decision.
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Rani Wellingstein, chief executive, Oryx Vision Rani Wellingstein, chief executive, Oryx Vision No less impressive is the work of fellow panelist Rani Wellingstein of Oryx Vision, whose company is developing its own novel LIDAR technology.
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"Good business leaders create a vision, articulate the vision, passionately own the vision and relentlessly drive it to completion," says Welch in an interview with Harvard Business Review in 1989, according to an online transcript.
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Vision and hearing impaired The one ailment that Gypsy truly suffered from was a lazy eye and poor vision.
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I believe Nato had a vision, and Clayton had a vision just as strong; this caused arguments, delayed songwriting.
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It plans to combine Superior Vision with Davis Vision, with Highmark having a minority stake in the combined company.
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Bixby Vision (image search) – Bixby Vision is an image search feature that lets you search for relevant information conveniently.
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Langer concluded that pretending to be someone with good vision, like a pilot, had made their vision palpably better.
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The black glass slab is, by definition, our vision of the modern phone and that vision no longer matters.
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"The vision is wrong; the vision is too big," said Aly-Khan Satchu, a Nairobi-based independent financial analyst.
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That's a vision for Ford today, that's a vision for Ford in 2040, and all doing it very ethically.
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The demographics in the vision market are compelling, said Tom Frinzi, worldwide president of surgical at J&J Vision.
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If left untreated, blurred vision from high blood sugar can lead to vision loss, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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The great thing about vision is that it can be shared with others who then carry out that vision.
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If a reduction in the types of cone in a retinas reduces color vision, what about expanding color vision?
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"I see his vision and I believe in the vision that he's bringing," Nitti said, sounding like an acolyte.
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"Bitcoin presented the broad strokes vision, and Ethereum presented the crystallization of how to deliver that vision," he said.
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Night vision: If you need to see your home at night while you're away, you'll want good night vision.
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Now there is an opportunity to see true artistic vision, and we don't hold back that vision in anyway.
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It will also sell the Grundig Vision 7 with 4K Ultra HD and Vision 6 TVs with 1080p support.
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After all, when there is a lack of commitment to a vision, the vision itself starts to get fuzzy.
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Nearly 3 million Americans have low vision but aren't legally blind, and might benefit from vision rehabilitation, Massof said.
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The ones who share your vision and are loyal to you and that vision are few and far between.
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She's open to dialogue and really wants to participate in the vision, rather than try to mold that vision.
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These truck drivers failed the vision requirement because of poor vision in one eye, but the FMCSA believes their vision in the other eye is strong enough that they can safely operate a commercial motor vehicle.
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Or SoftBank could leave Vision Fund 1 unchanged, while rejecting Saudi money as it gears up for Vision Fund 2.
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"I could list six Amazon Go competitors that are using similar camera vision or computer vision with cameras," Murphy says.
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Facebook has shown a similar vision of shared VR experiences (complete with selfie sticks), but it remains mostly a vision.
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Their vision began and ended with repealing Obamacare — and it turned out that wasn't much of a vision, after all.
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Earlier this year, the former Google computer vision research lead Chuck Rosenberg joined Pinterest as its head of computer vision.
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"People who have the money lack the vision, and people who have the vision lack the money," he told her.
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The book helps identifies three of the most common eye issues for children: distance vision, colour vision and depth perception.
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The company replaced that with its own computer vision system called "Tesla Vision" powered by Nvidia's Drive PX2 onboard computer.
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There was a vision behind the Latitude Society, but as it grew, it needed more than vision—it needed attention.
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They model a vision of a perfect world, and ask you the player to constantly strive to meet that vision.
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Unfortunately that's changing rapidly and computer vision is getting as good—and will soon be potentially better—than human vision.
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So, though you'd have a dark spot right in the center of your vision, you would still have peripheral vision.
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I would want to know [what] their vision is for NASA and how they would plan to execute that vision.
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We have traded a vision of humanity and dignity for all for a vision of the fundamental righteousness of plutocracy.
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Nobody wants to lose vision, and diminishing simple sugar intake would seem to be a low price for extended vision.
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If you're flying in bad weather—fog, rain, regular old clouds—the Vision Jet comes with an Enhanced Vision System.
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Ohio State had to choose between a certain moral vision of itself and the certain moral vision of its coach.
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But if I were the CEO of Apple, my vision would be just that — it would, literally, be my vision.
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Key staff abandoning Vision Fund and potential investors are spooked The Vision Fund has also been losing some key staff.
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Since pigmentation in the eye is crucial for the development of vision, ocular albinism is associated with significant vision problems.
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The massive Vision Fund, which was first announced in 2016, in part aims to realize Son's vision of the future.
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That terrified me as the director, because I have a vision and then sometimes you can't exactly get that vision.
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" January 18, 2018: O'Rourke posts a campaign video where he talks a bit more about his vision: "What's my vision?
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The question is whether her vision, or the rising progressive wing's vision, is where Democratic Party voters want to go.
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" Therefore, one of the most interesting questions today, says Karim Sadjadpour, an Iran expert at the Carnegie Endowment, "is whose strategic vision is more sustainable and attainable — M.B.S.'s Vision 2030 or Ali Khamenei's vision of 1979.
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Meanwhile, BMW is showing off its own concept car, the BMW Vision iNEXT, with a vision of both luxury and autonomy.
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In the other study group, just 7 percent and 5 percent of participants, respectively, had distance vision and near vision impairment.
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That's why it could be useful for firefighters, because their vision would be obscured and conventional computer vision would be useless.
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There are some areas where I can say, okay, Republicans are thinking they have a free market vision or some vision.
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That was basically the vision and xto10x kind of grew from that vision to help thousands of entrepreneurs make fewer mistakes.
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Theoretically, a filmmaker can master their movie in Dolby Vision and never have to master it again for Dolby Vision sets.
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LE PEN: I DON'T HAVE A RELIGIOUS VISION OR A RACIAL VISION IN THE PERCEPTION I HAVE OF MY OWN PEOPLE.
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Unless this energy-market behaviour is dealt with, the vision of a carbon-free future will remain just that, a vision.
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Son's financing plans for the second Vision Fund are based on a steady stream of IPOs of existing Vision Fund companies.
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"Bernie Sanders has laid out a vision, and I think the debate is around how to fulfill the vision," Spiro says.
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While many are searching for the 'killer app' of vision, I'd say, vision is the 'killer app' of AI and computing.
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"It can range from blurry vision to absolute permanent vision loss," said Dr. Christopher Quinn, president of the American Optometric Association.
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They are searching for a candidate who has both a positive vision and the personal integrity to make that vision credible.
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Sons financing plans for the second Vision Fund are based on a steady stream of IPOs of existing Vision Fund companies.
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Generally college-educated liberals are much more in line with this Obama/Clinton vision of government than the Bernie Sanders vision.
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Across his releases, Joseph extends the vision and scope of these artist's records with the deeply cinematic vision their music deserves.
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First, about his vision impairment and challenges he faces everyday, then about vision aids and his Master's thesis on accessibility in museums.
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Eventually, a scaled-up version of the device could restore vision to the blind, or even improve the vision of sighted people.
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MWC Vision: MWC Vision is a Berlin based studio spinning up decentralized, on-chain video games, the first of which is Chainmonsters.
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It's related to the problems with vision, which makes sense, since attention and vision have a lot to do with each other.
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But we are also building an entire platform around radar vision, the computer vision-like software that sits on top of it.
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It's a rare, benign condition that doesn't affect vision (the woman has 20/20 vision), carries no symptoms, and requires no treatment.
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Lucentis is used to treat eye conditions that can impair vision such as macular degeneration, which can lead to irreversible vision loss.
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They completed the functionality test once without vision aids, once with any vision aids they had available and then with the OrCam.
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While getting there will certainly require the company to deviate from this vision, not having a vision makes it infinitely more difficult.
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Complemented with a potential Vision Fund II, Masayoshi Son's vision for a completely transformed SoftBank seems waiting for him in the cards.
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It was his vision that Apple should make the best products, and it was his vision that they should enrich people's lives.
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We have a vision—we're visionaries—and we need to be heard and people need to execute our vision with their teams.
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"I guess we have a vision in mind, and that vision is that people explore," Sean Murray, Hello Games' founder, tells me.
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The vision is still mine, and I feel like because I'm putting my whole pie into the music, the vision is clear.
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That goes against Apple's whole vision of how the world should be — and it's a vision that most of Silicon Valley shares.
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Presidential leadership requires articulating a vision, having a legislative plan reflecting that vision and using your powers of persuasion to create followers.
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CEO Masayoshi Son calls the shots, and the Vision Fund is named after his vision of how humanity and technology will develop.
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He doesn't do it to be told what the movie's vision should be, but to understand whether his vision is coming across.
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Google's version of this is AutoML, which until now only provided this capability for machine vision tasks under the AutoML Vision moniker.
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The vision the United States had of itself in, say, 1960 is radically different than the vision it has of itself now.
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Mojo Vision imagines its smart contact being sold to both consumers and businesses, with the earliest versions helping people with vision impairments.
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I was intrigued by someone with a perhaps less mature vision of faith and what would happen if that vision was challenged.
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More than 93 million adults over 40 experience vision problems, and about one in four children have some form of vision challenge.
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Trump's vision of a security threat is a Chinese submarine or perhaps an unauthorized immigrant, and that's the vision his budget reflects.
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But when I work with Cleveland Public Theater it's a challenge because you're trying to incorporate somebody else's vision into my vision.
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That is, in any case, the Western vision; the Islamic vision was equally mystical: "Verily you shall conquer Constantinople," the Prophet said.
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"Our vision — Andrew's vision — was always to build a global, center-right, populist, anti-establishment news site," Bannon told Bloomberg's Joshua Green.
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" The statement continued: "Other potential adverse events that may be associated with use of this device are eye pain, eye discomfort, eye irritation, tearing, blinding, blurring of vision, seeing spots/flashes and other changes in vision (for example vision color).
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" The statement continued: "Other potential adverse events that may be associated with use of this device are eye pain, eye discomfort, eye irritation, tearing, blinding, blurring of vision, seeing spots/flashes and other changes in vision (for example vision color).
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Unless they're built on a bigger vision and unless you have some idea of what that vision is, reading the standards is confusing.
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Zuckerberg described a vision for Facebook that's based on secure, encrypted, and ephemeral messaging — and one part of that vision is data storage.
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"We're really excited to align with [Apple's] vision for — and to help further — what the vision of the modern building looks," he adds.
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Asked how he planned to alter Weiner's vision of the company, Roslansky said that, actually, he was fully on board with Weiner's vision.
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"And we know that, unfortunately, not all people with low vision take advantage of the low vision services available to them," Schwartz added.
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Queen Kane specifically refers to vision as "the evil power of sight," and maintains that vision destroyed mankind before the deadly virus did.
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The truth is that a president needs both a broad vision and a grasp of the particulars, to put that vision into practice.
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His vision takes him to the brink of madness, but he can still focus on that vision without any concern about making rent.
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They gave us a specific vision of how networks could make society better — a vision I still believe did more good than harm.
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For example, they all sell "vision" tools that enable customers to use computer vision to improve their existing services and build new ones.
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The early teams need to demonstrate the big vision, and that they can recruit the people that can make that vision a reality.
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"These infections can create ulcers that, if in the center of your vision, can result in vision loss, including blindness," Dr. DiMeglio says.
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While it is true that the SEC's vision statement refers to transparency and disclosure, the vision statement also lacks any mention of accountability.
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The $199 camera is weatherproof and has the same 1080p resolution, night vision, and 130-degree field of vision as the indoor version.
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The device won second place at the Clearly Vision Prize competition, a global contest supporting technologies that address poor vision in developing countries.
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It was in this studio that I developed the vision for my company and where I worked to make that vision a reality.
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"It needs a vision, an affirmative vision of what we are about and an agenda that we can actually put forward," she said.
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It's just hard work and being able to be structured and organized and sustain a vision: having a vision and working for something.
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Side effects can include sleepiness, reduced muscle tone, tunnel vision and reduced sharpness of vision, he said adding that they can be irreversible.
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The paralysis can lead to blurred vision, double vision, drooping eyelids, trouble breathing and swallowing and feelings of dry mouth and thick tongue.
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It's important to have a vision, but you must also provide clear steps outlining how you will accomplish that vision to build trust.
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Young children and their parents may not be aware of reduced vision function and so early vision screenings are important for early intervention.
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But mostly the Assembly Cut serves to validate the strength of Fincher's vision — a vision that shines through even in the studio cut.
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He not only--I feel has not had any vision, I don't think he's even led with a made-up vision, you know.
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Allow your eyesight to diffuse to either side of the spot, engaging your peripheral vision and hold this peripheral vision for 10 seconds.
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"While I'm enthusiastic for Bernie's vision, I think that it is an unrealistic vision," said Anthony Ripamonti, a private banker and Buttigieg backer.
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Scarlet Witch Current status: Dead Snapped after watching Vision die twice over, but reportedly returning in Disney+ series "The Vision and Scarlet Witch".
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We need to enact policy change around vision standards to ensure vision health remains a priority at organizations like the VA, as well as ensure our veterans are educated on the lasting benefits of healthy vision and the assistance available to them.
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Because every music video like I do, I have a strong vision even though I don't know what the vision is, but I have a strong vision for every single one of my songs and partnering up with the right person is hard.
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Intriguingly, the new Vision Mercedes-Maybach 6 has the same wheelbase as the Vision Tokyo concept and wheels inspired by the brand's Concept IAA.
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They think that their results unveil the hidden importance of ultraviolet vision, and could offer an improved understanding of how vision evolved across species.
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Can you lay out for me what your progressive vision of the Constitution looks like and what issues or causes align with that vision?
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Both studies asked participants about their vision, bothersome vision problems and other health issues, and both assessed cognitive impairment and dementia with special tests.
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In 2006, Google had acquired a Santa Monica-based company called Neven Vision, which possessed some of the most advanced computer-vision tools anywhere.
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Finally, in terms of visual acuity, dogs are generally thought to have 20/75 vision, as compared to humans' typical best 20/20 vision.
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For example, Google's computer vision system labeled African-Americans as gorillas, while Microsoft's vision system was reported to fail to recognize darker-skinned people.
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But there's nothing to mourn in the failure to build a more substantive vision of "economic nationalism" because the vision itself never made sense.
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The Vision Fund is in the black, but underperformingSoftBank gave an update on the Vision Fund this week when it released its quarterly report.
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Lyft also announced the acquisition of Blue Vision Labs, a London-based augmented reality startup that uses computer vision to process street-level imagery.
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You came into the National Book Foundation with a broad vision of inclusivity, and that program really seems to put that vision into action.
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Offer a compelling vision and keep it simple Quick test: summarize the vision of each of the major 2016 candidates in a few words.
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Regardless of product features, two things interest me about the launch of the Boson (well, besides predator vision because who doesn't love predator vision).
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Kate: I think the TLDR here is, if the Vision Fund doesn't raise a Vision Fund Two, we will feel changes in the market.
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In clinical trials, 27 out of 29 participants (20153%) demonstrated a gain in functional vision and maintained improved vision for at least three years.
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GIF has a bold vision for addressing global poverty - you should have equally bold vision and the skills, experience, and energy to deliver it.
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Iran: 'A Story of Vision and Faith' Trump/Destiny Pictures presents "A Story of Vision and Faith" ... a new story from an old beginning.
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This is a big stop on Thor's vision quest ... but Thor's vision quest is, itself, only barely relevant to the rest of the movie.
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Lee acknowledges that it may be years before Brown's vision comes true, but he sees entering retail as a crucial step toward that vision.
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And without the kingdom's billions to pump into future Vision Funds, SoftBank's vision of multiple 'mega-funds' looks far more conceptual than imminently possible.
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We must be united—not only on our vision and goals, but on the path we will take together to achieve that bold vision.
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" The Vision takes place, "in a time when 'The Vision,' a sort-of android from the Marvel universe's Avengers team, wants to settle down.
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" He said the BJP's vision for Kashmir was the same as its vision for all of India: "To turn it into a Hindu state.
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Their vision of American government — a vision children are still taught in civics classes — was that it would be balanced by competition among branches.
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Most political parties define their vision of the role of government around their vision of the sort of country they would like to create.
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At a time when so many Americans have a narrow, partisan vision, I am grateful that we are blessed with patriots of such vision.
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Maybe there's an even bigger vision in play and that this is the first step toward achieving a bigger vision, wherever this thing goes.
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The problem is Ballet Theater's vision; and at the center of Ballet Theater's vision is the endless problem of filling the Metropolitan Opera House.
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We might begin with this recognition: Governing requires a command of issues, a vision and the ability to translate the vision into legislative reality.
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"Lastly, it's about management, and basically they were always driven by a vision, but how they get that vision today is data," she said.
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SoftBank is expected to be the largest equity investor in Vision Fund 2, just as it was in Vision Fund 1, the person said.
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In 1936, Reza Shah, an autocrat whose vision for Iran bore some resemblance to Prince Mohammed's Vision 2030 for Saudi Arabia, banned the hijab.
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She's also just announced that the follow-up to World Vision (titled World Vision 221) is peaking around the corner, so watch this space.
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In blog post Thursday, Mark Zuckerberg laid out his vision for how the company's solar-powered drone could eventually turn that vision into a reality.
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US ARMY GETS EVEN DEADLIER WITH FUTURISTIC NEW NIGHT VISION GOGGLES In partnership with Ascent Vision and RADA Technologies, Sierra Nevada has created X-MADIS.
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Vision Esports owns the esports team Echo Fox as well as esports content creator Vision Entertainment and the video game record-tracking site Twin Galaxies.
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Abrams' vision involves organizing black and Latino voters in the state, a vision many national Democrats agree is the long-term future for the state.
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The Vision Fund recently became entangled with President-elect Donald Trump, when he claimed credit for Vision Fund plans that pre-dated his election win.
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And saying that that is the vision of the economy of the 21st century to me is not a vision that most Americans would embrace.
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Vision Feedback and Noise Feedback are especially useful; the former for revealing enemy vision cones and the latter for seeing how much noise you're making.
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Through Demme's vision, we are taken down winding hallways, seated face-to-face in interrogations, handed night-vision goggles, and told kill or be killed.
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Both the Lagonda Vision Concept electric car and Volante Vision Concept, an Aston Martin vertical takeoff and landing concept, were shown on a lit stage.
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Both Shin Seung Back and Kim Yong Hun have spent the last few months testing the limits of Google's computer vision software, Cloud Vision API.
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But if Musk is good at one thing, it's presenting a compelling vision for the future – and sometimes, he makes that vision a reality, too.
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Maybe not the vision everyone wanted – maybe one that some people found annoying or unpleasant or even downright reprehensible – but a single distinctive vision nonetheless.
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But this needs vision and that vision has to be shared by Europe's citizens: Signing official declarations or economy-friendly policies are clearly not enough.
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The headset you can buy today is not Oculus' most ambitious vision for virtual reality — but it's a vision that Oculus has successfully delivered on.
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For three weeks, NASA flew the navigation's vision component (the Lander Vision System) over the Mars-like terrain of Death Valley and the Mojave Desert.
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A computer vision book Computer vision is a more advanced version of OCR that lets computers scan images and recognize particular items in the images.
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When you're presenting an apocalyptic vision like this, is there any hope for salvation in that vision or is it a foregone conclusion to you?
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Again, I don't have to agree with 100% of her vision to believe that she is 100% most qualified to enact her vision as president.
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They were so thick, because his vision was so bad, because he was on these drugs ... with severe side effects, like tremors and blurred vision.
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Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund invested $45 billion of Vision Fund 1's $100 billion, but its role in Vision Fund 2 is still unclear.
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Roy Cooper is pushing their vision for the future of North Carolina, except it's not a vision for the future of North Carolina at all.
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It is because he had vision much like Ronald Reagan had vision at Reykjavik and before that there is something positive that we can do here.
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While I'm in northern California sharing our vision to empower professionals, the Xbox team is in southern California at E3 sharing our vision to empower gamers.
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Rumors that our peace vision includes a confederation between Jordan, Israel & the PA, or that the vision contemplates making Jordan the homeland for Palestinians, are incorrect.
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This enhancement of moral vision leaves the bickering denizens of the Open Society well-equipped to recognize and remedy injustice without any overarching vision in mind.
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For a decade, Transformers has been tied to Michael Bay's creative vision, and anyone who didn't find that vision resonant and compelling was out of luck.
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The team, part of the Computational Vision and Geometry Lab, has already been working on computer vision algorithms that track and aim to predict pedestrian movements.
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I think in the same way that he applied that vision to the world of fashion or apparel, he followed that vision with this, as well.
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It is labeled "woods vision concept," indicating that whomever we are watching is having a vision — but is it through clairvoyant powers, witchcraft, or something else?
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As president, Lincoln's initial vision of the crisis was leaden with process and compromise — but it ultimately became a stealthily compelling vision of emancipation and union.
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As the vision researcher John Mollon notes in Normal and Defective Colour Vision, if you convert these measurements to nanometers, they're damn close to modern values.
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You have a platform to present your vision of the world to a lot of people, before proving you can turn that vision into a reality.
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It's like she has tunnel vision, and the tunnel vision is excellence and perfection, and Luce is the child she's chosen to be the standard-bearer.
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Definitely. That's probably why Uber is so interested and is partnering with Bell and others to make the vision — an affordable vision, importantly — a reality. When?
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"Our vision of social justice, of economic justice, of racial justice and of environmental justice — our vision is the future of this country," Mr. Sanders said.
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His companies were developing artificial intelligence and machine vision — for such tasks as having a computer analyze pathology slides or helping the vision-impaired to navigate.
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Vision care is a cost-effective and critical component of the veteran's health care program, but many veterans are unaware they are eligible for vision services.
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In order to achieve retirement readiness, you need to have a vision of your retirement, the means to achieve that vision and confidence in your plan.
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Currently, there are no national standards for conducting vision screenings and data on how many children receive vision screenings is incomplete because of varying data sources.
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People with MD lose their central vision and have a hard time reading or recognize faces, but can still see in their outer fields of vision.
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They spoke to a number of firms, and we found that kind of our vision and their vision, there was a lot of overlap in that.
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Part of Opternative's online vision test Part of Opternative's online vision test Opternative had passed its clinical trials by 709 and was expanding to more states.
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Hmmmm: SoftBank Vision may use "operating partners" to provide services to portfolio companies, with compensation coming from either the portfolio companies or via Vision Fund investors.
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Vision plays a critical role in everyday functioning, and vision loss, combined with hearing or cognitive loss, compounds the effect of any of those conditions individually.
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And while conservatives don't have a clear vision for health care, they absolutely do have a clear vision for tax policy — affluent people should pay less.
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Now I also believe that the biggest challenge we have as a country right now is coming together in having a unifying vision, a common vision.
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What Ms. de Boer and Ms. Shadbolt offer is not a wild vision of new ways to cook but a solid vision of how to eat.
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He has a more ambitious policy vision than is often discussed, but beneath that is a far more radical ethical vision than he gets credit for.
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Still, the vision of a C-3PO-like robot in every home is an intoxicating sci-fi vision that's hard for big tech companies to ignore.
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By rewriting the VC rules, Son has led Vision Fund to tank, and his plans for an even bigger Vision Fund 2 are in serious jeopardy.
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World Vision You can donate financially to World Vision, as well as help keep a child safe and their family self sufficient in many other ways.
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De Quincey was happiest when he was chipping away at the sublime, volume by volume or vision by vision, and his happiness was always dangerously leveraged.
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Economic progress is only the means to ensure the R.S.S. can implement its vision through the instruments of power, and that vision is a Hindu nation.
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Taking an online vision test Taking the Opternative online vision test requires internet access, a computer, a smartphone and 10 to 25 minutes of your time.
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Vision Current status: Dead Whatever lies beyond the mortal plane, Vision still probably has a killer migraine after Thanos ripped the Mind Stone from his forehead.
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With that said, the console only supports HDR10 for disc playback and does not offer Dolby Vision or HDR10+ (Dolby Vision is supported for Netflix streaming).
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Long-term symptoms include a loss of central vision — including a dark spot or hole in vision — typically showing up anytime within two weeks after exposure.
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Then ask everyone in your organization to map their vision, methods and goals back to the company vision; they will feel shared ownership in the company's success.
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Centerbridge also owns a majority stake in Superior Vision, a Linthicum, Maryland-based provider of vision plans, including comprehensive eye exams, eyeglasses and contact lenses, to companies.
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Depending on the size of the melanoma, most people note changes in their vision, like decreased or distorted vision, flashes of light, or floaters, Dr. Marr says.
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After accounting for the cause of individuals' low vision, Hispanic participants were 39 percent less likely to use low-vision devices than white participants, the researchers found.
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Today, computer vision (the umbrella term for robotic vision) is everywhere and represents the next frontier of AI technologies and groundbreaking applications across a variety of industries.
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The two have teamed up to share the gospel of Chattanooga, but their vision could also be the vision for the future of urban cities in America.
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Its biggest backer, Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF), put $45 billion in the Vision Fund and may put the same amount into the second Vision Fund.
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The agency will grant the vision exemptions to 79 truck drivers -- but at the same time, will reject another 84 truck drivers with poor vision. http://bit.
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We had a vision, we had a strategy — to many people in this room, you might think having vision and strategy in a public company automatically happens.
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It uses the Myriad 2 chip from Movidius, the vision-processing unit which powered the autonomous features and computer vision inside DJI's latest drone, the Phantom 4.
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But if you show up with no vision, you're going to walk out with my vision, which I don't think is a very empowering place to be.
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While mental function at one check-up was also related to vision at the following exam, the effect of vision on subsequent mental function was significantly stronger.
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Because we have a vision, but we're more so like an anarchy kind of vision, like fuck everything up and burn shit and bring attention over here.
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The Japanese conglomerate was almost certainly also trying to defend its $26 billion Vision Fund — and better its chances to attract investors to its second Vision Fund.
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The Vision Fund's strategy is coming into questionSoftBank's attempt to lure investors to the second fund came as its strategy for the first Vision Fund started faltering.
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When they goes on sale on August 15th, the Honor Vision will run ¥3,799 (approximately $540), while the Honor Vision Pro will retail for ¥4,799 (approximately $680).
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Musk's vision came about after he was overwhelmed with frustration at traffic and tweeted a vision of digging a network of tunnels underneath Los Angeles last December.
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On Thursday, Mr. Cummings wrote to Vision and its chief executive, citing "grave concerns about the physical and financial well-being of tenants" with leases from Vision.
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In previous interviews, Chung has said that her brother suffers from health problems including severe back and leg pain, kidney stones, dizziness, blurred vision and loss of vision.
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This is one of the Vision Fund's biggest deals, and is another answer to skeptics who say the Vision Fund cannot adequately spend its massive $100 billion fund.
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Rae Sremmurd rapper Slim Jxmmi's problem isn't double vision, it's diamond vision ... but that'll happen when you ice out 2 high-priced watches and turn them into eyewear.
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Urban says the action was considered dangerous because shining lasers at a helicopter at night can impair pilots' vision and disorient them if they're wearing night vision goggles.
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What we have to do as Democrats is articulate very clearly that Donald Trump's vision for America is a vision for the top 1 percent of 1 percent.
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SoftBank Vision Fund: MBS said in that same interview that the Saudi Public Investment Fund plans to commit another $45 billion or so to SoftBank's next Vision Fund.
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That means cameras may be sufficient for their vision systems — and expensive radar or lidar sensors may not be necessary, according to Ride Vision co-founder Uri Lavi.
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Critics cited Bush's lack of a clear vision of what he wanted to do on domestic issues - what he called the "vision thing" in his oft-fractured phrasing.
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The Streaming Stick Plus supports the HDR10 standard but not Dolby Vision, and the biggest source of HDR movies right now is Vudu, which only supports Dolby Vision.
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We also said that transfers of assets between SoftBank and the Vision Fund are disclosed to SoftBank's board and approved by the Vision Fund's three-person investment committee.
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Jeffrey Toobin: A dark vision of America No presidential candidate in modern history has presented such a dark vision of America as Donald Trump did on Thursday night.
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Vision for U.S. leadership around the world One of those "big things" will be the President's vision for U.S. leadership in the world in the post-Obama years.
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The Vision Fund is named after Son's "vision," and the CEO (nicknamed "Yoda") has a grand 300-year plan for how we'll all be living our future lives.
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The Saudi sovereign-wealth fund was a large contributor to SoftBank's first Vision Fund but was not listed as one of the confirmed backers for Vision Fund 2.
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Critically, the political and economic vision of Erdogan's alliance "appears to lack a credible political and economic vision beyond promises of more infrastructure spending," the EIU's Demarais said.
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Already, World Vision has frozen its Gaza operations while investigations continue, and Germany and Australia have suspended their donations to the World Vision projects in the Palestinian territories.
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Mumford argued that Jacobs's vision was so singularly focused on the prevention of crime that in the end it couldn't be considered much of a vision at all.
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"We have a strategic vision for the airline, and look forward to working with its employees and agents to deliver that vision," Bill Franke said in a statement.
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"There used to be a tendency to operate with this vision of scarcity, rather than a vision of abundance, when it comes to political capital," Ms. Salazar said.
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What we need is people with some authority in American life to articulate a vision of the common good and the moral good and a vision of America.
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Strong leadership doesn't just execute a vision, it cultivates that sense of vision in others; this will remain an indelible part of his legacy for generations to come.
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Yes. Facebook spent a lot of time this week talking about its vision for AR glasses, and how that vision starts with the features for your smartphone camera.
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Above all else, the founders of Assembly Room are invested in representing the female curatorial vision — and this vision may include artists from anywhere on the gender spectrum.
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Some are better than others, but all are the product of a unique and hard-won vision; a vision that's homely in the best sense of that word.
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"When stress and adrenaline hit, we get tunnel vision, where our scope of vision narrows, and we get auditory exclusion, where we don't hear as well," he explained.
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And if the creator's vision is executed with clarity of purpose and intent, that vision beckons you to enter, even if you have ambivalence about some of it.
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The congressman has framed this as, he's got a big vision and perhaps the rest of the members of our committee aren't functioning with this big a vision.
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Last week, PayPal became the first to defect from the 28-member Libra Association, declining to participate in Facebook's vision for global payments—a vision it helped seed.
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"Fundraising is progressing as expected as investors assess potential commitments to Vision Fund 6003," said a Vision Fund spokesperson, who declined to comment on the Honor acquisition specifically.
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Since his vision would not, in fact, raise revenues equal to 19 percent of the GDP, it proved totally impossible for legislators to attempt to fulfill his vision.
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Cities know about a vision of belonging and I think this country, if you want to run this country, you have to have a vision for this country.
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While it took about 2½ years to deploy the $80 billion of Vision Fund 1, Vision Fund 2's target will be to deploy its funding in four to five years, Vision Fund CFO Navneet Govil said at a private investor presentation in Tokyo earlier this year, CNBC has learned.
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Because what these candidates propose really amounts to a vision — and it's a vision that zeroes in on one of the largest obstacles preventing working women's full equality: motherhood.
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This completely outrageous vision of the future comes courtesy of Hyperloop One, the occasionally troubled Los Angeles-based startup working on Elon Musk's vision of an ultrafast transportation system.
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It just announced the AIY Vision Kit, which includes a new circuit board and computer vision software that buyers can pair with their own Raspberry Pi computer and camera.
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We will continue to bring on the best and brightest, from all applicable fields, to bring the FF 91 to market, and make our vision, your vision, a reality.
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This phenomenon, known as "eclipse blindness," can cause temporary or permanent vision impairment, and in worst-case scenarios can lead to legal blindness, which entails significant loss of vision.
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The new collaboration between the two will see Microsoft provide computer vision technology, via its Microsoft Cognitive Services Computer Vision API, to let the fridge identify objects contained within.
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While the decision to curate collaboratively is presumably an attempt to de-privilege any one curatorial vision, the result is a curatorial vision that is hard to tease out.
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StarVR's standout feature is its wide field of vision, which is supposed to more closely mimic what a person can see in real life, down to their peripheral vision.
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It's an ending that focuses the mind not on the event's farcical elements but on the vision it was meant to promote, a vision Trump expressed all too clearly.
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Young Latinos are responding to Mr. Trump's vision of Americans as a people of kindred blood with a vision of the United States as a place of kindred spirits.
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The socialist vision is not for a better America but a different America — a vision that we have never tried and that has failed everywhere it has been attempted.
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Black people look for them to "articulate a vision of what hasn't occurred yet" and inspire them to reach for that vision, says Bolden, the University of Kansas professor.
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Uber and WeWork have given the first Vision Fund a black eyeThe investors' apparent trepidation over the new Vision Fund comes amid some high-profile setbacks for the original.
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One of my granddaughters experienced some vision loss from the experience and over the years she has had laser surgeries and wears corrective contact lenses to improve her vision.
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This phenomenon, known as 'eclipse blindness,' can cause temporary or permanent vision impairment, and in worst-case scenarios can lead to legal blindness, which entails significant loss of vision.
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FirstGen is my baby, and I'm still trying to make it happen, but I really appreciate the experience of creating my own vision when I'm serving someone else's vision.
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UberCab — which shortened its name to Uber — was using technology to push a radical new urban vision, and it quickly became a poster child for Silicon Valley's messianic vision.
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But "The Persistence of Vision" stands as a material record that vision loss need not end an artist's work, regardless of whether it is a profession or a hobby.
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The defense measure sets forth Mr. McCain's interventionist vision of America's role in the world — a vision very different than that of the isolationist Mr. Paul, or President Trump.
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The Vision Fund is still ahead Despite the billions committed to the WeWork bailout and written off at Uber, the Vision Fund has had a respectable run so far.
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His vision of political life was the vision of commitment to a cause — in his case, the restoration of the city he loved to a place of economic vitality.
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As for SoftBank itself, the company said in July it will invest $38 billion in Vision Fund 2, up from the $25 billion it invested in Vision Fund 1.
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Vision preservation has many components (awareness, education, advocacy, screening and research), but the fundamental task is to connect those with high risk of vision loss to professional eye care.
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I took an online vision test, received results and then asked Dr. Tom Spetalnick, clinical director of Woolfson Eye Institute in Atlanta, to conduct an in-person vision test.
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Like the Honor Vision and Vision Pro TVs that were announced back in August, Huawei's self-branded TV runs the company's brand-new Harmony OS software as its foundation.
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"In general, it could just be because he's trying to increase his vision," said Bodker, explaining the pinhole effect of looking through a very small hole to sharpen vision.
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His directing — his vision — is all very real.
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An Entrepreneurial Vision, Fueled by My Mistakes A vision was born: I could be the force to help my people (creatives, queers, women) become aware and empowered around their money.
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It's hard not to admire the vision of Menahem Golan for risking so much for an arm wrestling film, as well as the crew's unrelenting drive to betray that vision.
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Saudi Arabia's Vision 2150 reform plan, which aims to reduce the country's economic dependence on oil, was a good match for the fund's long-term vision for innovation, said Son.
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The Complete Computer Vision Course with Python - Build Python-based tools that harness computer vision techniques, like a face swapping app or a receipt segmenter that finds text in images.
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We think Khloé and Emma have an incredible vision for their brand and a commitment to a vision that may not be considered the "status quo" of the fashion moment.
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A hospital in Turkey has treated 17 men in two years who took double the recommended dose of erectile dysfunction drug sildenafil and reported vision problems, including "intense" blue vision.
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SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son has moved on to pay more attention to technology investing and his $100 billion Vision Fund (and maybe a Vision Fund II) instead of operating Sprint.
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And then there's Hillary's vision for this country — a vision of a nation that is powerful and vibrant and strong, big enough to have a place for all of us.
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TechCrunch has learned that it is acquiring the London-based augmented reality startup Blue Vision Labs and unveiling its first test vehicle to advance its vision for self-driving cars.
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Vertebrates with the capacity for vision, whether fish or human, use specialized light-sensitive photopigments to convert incoming light into a signal the brain can interpret and relay as vision.
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Last year, the company showed off its vision for the connected future of the car — complete with "deep neural network" computer vision — in a presentation so wild it seemed plausible.
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"Illuminating helicopters with lasers at night is dangerous as it creates a navigational hazard that can impair vision and can be disorienting to pilots using night vision goggles," Urban said.
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"Latin America presents significant opportunities for SoftBank Group and the Vision Fund will have the ability to co-invest alongside the SoftBank Innovation Fund," said Vision Fund head Rajeev Mishra.
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First, Vision is an AI — Tony Stark's computer program upgraded with the power of an Infinity Stone — which raises the question of whether Vision is even "alive" to begin with.
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"I am sure that the convergence of my vision for "New India" and President Trump's vision for making America great again will add new dimensions to our cooperation," he said.
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And the heart is a huge part of it, and a willingness to do it together and to share a vision and be humble to the vision and the process.
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Essilor is No. 1 with Vision Source, a group of 3,300 optometric practices, while Luxottica, owner of Pearle Vision and LensCrafters is No. 2, according to the trade publication VisionMonday.
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Andrew Stein, vision and robotics lead at Anki, tells me that much of the computer vision work in Vector started with Cozmo, but now it can be all done locally.
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While the mechanism behind the vision-cognition relationship isn't well understood, Zheng said, worsening vision can discourage people from brain-stimulating activities like doing crosswords and engaging with other people.
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The Public Investment Fund put $45 billion into SoftBank's first Vision Fund, and Bloomberg recently reported that the Saudi fund would invest another $45 billion into SoftBank's second Vision Fund.
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The Democratic candidates, too, would be well warned to stick to a vision — a diametrically opposite and dynamically animating vision that will activate and energize the targets of Trump's aggressions.
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Doctors have coined the term "computer vision syndrome" to describe the ways in which marathon screen sessions can lead to blurred vision, eye irritation, headaches, and neck and back pain.
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SoftBank likely had the Vision Fund on its mind when it decided to rescue WeWorkVenture investors still aren&apost sure what to make of SoftBank&aposs $100 billion Vision Fund.
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The election of Donald Trump into the White House marked the arrival of someone whose vision of America was the polar opposite of the vision articulated by Springsteen and Obama.
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"Although the risk of uncorrectable vision loss increases with age, vision rehabilitation can help people learn to use tools and strategies that will enable them to regain function," Massof said.
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Because so many cities are new to Vision Zero, they lack the before-and-after data that New York has, said Leah Shahum, director of the national Vision Zero Network.
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Those who oppose the dark vision of politics that Moore represents, and support the unifying vision that Jones stands for, have it within their power to elect Jones on Dec.
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To see if the earlier study on chocolate and vision could be duplicated, Siedlecki and colleagues rounded up 22 healthy volunteers, ages 20 to 62, who had no vision issues.
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In director Rian Johnson's vision of the character's origin — and his vision of the Star Wars saga as a whole — the Force isn't linked to a lineage of particular characters.
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Because your vision of the internet was the original vision of the internet as I recall it back in the day when the baby was — it was the dancing friggin baby.
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Changes in vision are caused by hormonal imbalance, according to AOA President and optometrist Samuel D. Pierce, O.D., and symptoms can include dry eyes, migraine headaches, blurred vision and light sensitivity.
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DIY'ers have been repurposing Microsoft's Kinect hardware (RIP) to give their robots basic vision abilities for years; meanwhile, Intel has an arm it calls RealSense focusing on drop-in vision boards.
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Studies show that 61% of blind adults or those with low vision say their vision status had a negative impact on the way they were able to participate in sex education.
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"Of course I have my own vision, and the optimal situation is when my vision and that of my client merge into one and we see eye to eye," Magda says.
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Why it matters: Nearly half of SoftBank's $100 billion Vision Fund comes from Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, and expectations are the same would be true for a second Vision Fund.
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And this fantastical vision of the world won't come cheap: leaked documents from BamBrogan's former company recently obtained by Forbes show the cost of building the hyperloop vastly exceed Musk's vision.
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Over a dozen men developed "very intensely" blue vision and other vision changes after taking double the recommended dose of sildenafil, the main ingredient in branded erectile dysfunction treatments like Viagra.
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SpaceWorks' Vision System Torpor Habitat Design Image: John Bradford via NASAThe Vision System Torpor Habitat DesignMany of the recent proposals were dedicated to what happens when we get into deep space.
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"I think what the people of our country are craving is a vision — a vision that actually improves their lives and that's what I'm going to stay focused on," Michigan Gov.
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Political tactics work in the short term for an election, but changing minds requires a long-term vision, a vision we haven't seen in the GOP in quite some time. 22019.
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The push is a part of Tim Cook's vision to expand Apple's services business, which includes apps, software, etc and Apple's content SVP Eddy Cue's vision of offering high-quality video.
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When it is burned and damaged, the very center of our vision is darkened or blurred, with variable decrease in vision -- from around 20/20 to 20/40 to 20/60.
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But it's no surprise that Intel is interested in picking up a chip company that's focused on computer vision, because Intel has had computer vision on the brain for awhile now.
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The Arduino Computer Vision Programming book will give you real-life practical examples so you can build a computer vision-enabled robot from scratch and finally figure out where Waldo's hiding.
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This will not discourage the many Democrats who believe Mrs Clinton's failure to impart a compelling economic vision cost her the election—especially as many of them back Mr Sanders's vision.
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In just one recent example, Baidu Inc agreed in April to acquire U.S. computer vision firm xPerception, which makes vision perception software and hardware with applications in robotics and virtual reality.
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Fei-Fei Li, the director of Stanford's computer vision lab, was a leader of the ImageNet project, and her research is at the forefront of data-driven advances in computer vision.
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"Conventional computer vision approaches are not well-suited to the requirements of a new generation of vision-enabled systems," said Luca Verre, CEO and co-founder of Chronocam, in a statement.
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Conflicts: SoftBank Vision will handle conflicts with SoftBank Group on a case-by-case basis, although there is no guarantee that the resolution will be to the benefit of Vision investors.
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And then we can have a president/CEO who is definitely inputting into the vision, but who is also managing the team, operationally, and can focus on delivering the finalised vision.
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Some Vision Fund math: Mr. Son expects about 214 percent of Vision Fund investments to fail, while another 22020 percent would make up most of the fund's profits, according to Bloomberg.
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After the crown prince's Vision 2030 plan to diversify the Saudi economy was announced in April 2016, pressure to toe the official line laid out in the vision became more aggressive.
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The Vision Fund said in May that it had raised $93 billion of its target, and SoftBank on Monday disclosed that it had sent $4.5 billion over to the Vision Fund.
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Cornea transplants can also be done, though "in dogs, we do these to save an eye from rupturing to save vision — not to improve vision, as in people," Dr. Beale said.
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The Good Place has laid out a moral vision that's surprisingly sophisticated and deeply informed by academic philosophy — a vision that puts learning, and trying, to do good front and center.
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SoftBank and the Vision Fund collectively wrote down $8.2 billion on WeWork; the Vision Fund also wrote down investments in more than 20 other companies, including Uber, according to the Journal.
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In October, in testimony before the Senate Armed Services Committee, Secretary Mattis detailed the administration's vision–in reality, the generals' vision—for the next phase of America's longest-ever armed conflict.
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Earlier this week, one Outback Steakhouse franchise announced it would begin testing such a tool, a computer vision program called Presto Vision, at a single outpost in the Portland, Oregon area.
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Son plans to slow the pace of investment for Vision Fund 22 compared with his first $23 billion Vision Fund, which has deployed about $22 billion in less than three years.
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The lawyers said, "in Ms. Bennett's situation there was an oversight" that Vision did not properly disclose the problems with lead paint in the home, which Vision had bought from Fannie.
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I fully believe that as entrepreneurs, we need to first start with a vision for the life we want to live, and then build a business that fits into that vision.
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People can lose a portion of their field of vision, and the vision loss may be mild or it might be severe enough to limit daily activities like reading or driving.
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"He has a certain vision and it's not exactly our vision, but it's a lot closer than it was a year ago and I think eventually we'll get there," Trump said.
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SANNCE Home Security IP Wireless Camera With Night Vision Engineered with night vision and motion detection, this camera will keep an eye on your home even in the dead of night.
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The Good Place has laid out a moral vision that's surprisingly sophisticated and deeply informed by academic philosophy — a vision that puts learning, and trying, to do good front and center.
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A separation of the iris like this "can cause multiple pupils, leading to monocular double vision, blurry vision or photophobia" (an inability to tolerate light), they told CNN in an email.
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Here's what you need to know: • President Obama's vision.
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This is all a vision — well most of it.
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But it's a burning vision - so it motivates them.
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It launched that vision with an opulent — and carpeted!
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Many executives think that the vision ... can magically happen.
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Pourquoi cette vision si sombre de l'avenir de l'Europe ?
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GoSafe S20G Sony Sensor Night Vision GPS Dashcam — $118.99
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The "Vision & Justice" issue of Aperture is available now.
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" On the future: "I believe in Nelson Mandela's vision.
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The most traumatic — and permanent — symptom was impaired vision.
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NEWTON, Iowa — Democrats had a certain vision for this.
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" Mr. Buttigieg's: A "bold vision for the next generation.
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America Needs a New Vision for Infrastructure Infrastructure matters.
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A political vision not of recognition, but of revolution. ●
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I believe in Nelson Mandela's vision, I believe in a vision shared by Gandhi and King, and Abraham Lincoln, I believe in a vision of equality and justice and freedom and multi-racial democracy built on the premise that all people are created equal and are endowed by our creator with certain inalienable rights.
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Phase two is making vision meaningful, which means an overlay onto the child's day so that vision is paired with reward: a toothbrush that lights up, a fluorescent-colored bowl at mealtime.
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The research team found that having distance vision worse than 20/40 and even the perception of having bothersome vision problems were associated with almost three-fold higher odds of cognitive impairment.
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LONG-TERM VISION The oil and metals group also said it aimed to reinforce growth areas such as chemical products, power generation and electronic materials under a long-term vision through 2040.
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But I didn't want to be anything but the editor, because I saw it was either going to have a vision, my vision, or I didn't want to be part of it.
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At the QuickBooks Connect conference, he advised starting with what you've done to work towards your vision or goal, then looking at what you can do next to finally achieve your vision.
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The company has the exclusive license for the exercise which requires a users to identify objects in the center of their field of vision and their peripheral vision that are displayed simultaneously.
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A more recent sculpture, "Cone of Vision" (2016), rests on the user's shoulders and attempts to magnify and focus vision through the low-tech: two huge, absurd-looking cones made of wood.
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The symptoms of botulism, the food-borne illness caused by C. botulinum, include: double vision, blurred vision, drooping eyelids, slurred speech, difficulty swallowing, a thick-feeling tongue, dry mouth, and muscle weakness.
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While the company has seen some major progress toward that vision beneath Facebook, it still hasn't entirely kept pace with the white-hot expectations that some investors had set toward that vision.
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Mammals like humans and mice cannot see NIR, but we have technologies, namely night-vision or heat-vision goggles, that can convert this otherwise invisible spectrum into a format we can see.
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The combination of vision impairment from uncorrected myopia and irreversible vision loss from myopia-related complications make accurate global estimates of the prevalence and temporal trends critical for planning care and services.
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In all three cases, the Japanese company was an existing investor and, having transferred its stakes to the Vision Fund, it then doubled down and invested again via the Vision Fund itself.
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Liberal outlets have tried to make sense of the massive divide between "our" (upper-class liberals working in tech) vision of the country and "their" (blue-collar workers) vision of the country.
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Jones was defined by this duality, and his final act showed how perverted the Peoples Temple's original vision had become: What started as an inclusive, uplifting vision had turned inward and bleak.
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America's vision centered on a belief in personal liberty, inseparable from private property, and a skepticism toward centralized power; while the Soviet Union's vision was based on a rejection of the market.
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A collapse of WeWork could have put a devastating hole in the Vision Fund, and would almost certainly doom the Vision Fund 2 that SoftBank is still in the process of raising.
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Manages Senior Directors in the development and implementation of the strategic vision for public policy, media relations and advocacy (20%)• Guides and critically assesses the units' vision, performance objectives and budget goals.
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HDR and Dolby Vision are designed to deliver better contrast to your picture, making for more dynamic and richer visuals, at least for video content that supports either HDR or Dolby Vision.
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"I had a chance to spend a couple of evenings with him, and really talk through his vision for the business and our vision, and saw a lot of alignment," Rzepecki said.
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He actually has a vision, and he expresses that vision, and the legislative work it would take to get there, as a cure for the misery of trying to survive in America.
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The dilemmas of 2017 were more profound: There was no obvious common ground between Jerry Jones's vision of the football field as a "respite" and Kaepernick's vision of it as a platform.
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It will be interesting to see if Son puts future large Vision Fund stakes (including Vision Fund 2) in companies that aren't as close to going public as Uber, Slack and WeWork.
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Huawei has announced its first HarmonyOS-powered devices: a pair of smart TVs called the Honor Vision and Honor Vision Pro, which will go on sale in China next week, reports Gadgets360.
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"I have a vision of family values that has room for families like mine, a vision for patriotism that is about preventing conflict ... and not about any kind of militarism," Buttigieg said.
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WeWork's botched plan to go public is the latest example of financial realities clashing with Masayoshi Son's 300-year vision and the long-term investment thesis of his $243 billion Vision Fund.
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The newly opened library is a testament to one man's vision — tunnel vision, some might say — of bringing a sliver of the academy to this quiet area of beaches, bars and subdivisions.
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As the Japanese conglomerate revs up its second Vision Fund cycle (Vision Fund 2, more here), returns and proof of its ability to pick winners and fuel them with capital are key.
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"We know that most, or almost all, people with low vision can be helped at least somewhat by low vision services, which include both devices (such as magnifying lenses for reading, telescopes for distance vision, and electronic options) and rehabilitation (such as mobility training, eccentric viewing, and other techniques)," Schwartz, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Kruszewski told me that it's early enough in the space that not everyone is fully aware of what computer vision is, but he wants to approach their computer vision engine in a manner similar to how Epic Games approached their video game engine, by helping build actual content to draw attention to their computer vision engine.
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COM * NATIONAL VISION HOLDINGS INC - HAS NO MEANINGFUL MATURITIES DUE UNTIL 2024 * NATIONAL VISION - ELECTED TO BORROW REMAINING $146.3 MILLION IN AVAILABLE FUNDS UNDER REVOLVING CREDIT FACILITY * NATIONAL VISION HOLDINGS - WITH THE RECENT DRAW DOWN ON REVOLVING CREDIT FACILITY, COMPANY HAS OVER $250.0 MILLION IN AVAILABLE CASH ON HAND Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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"Star Trek has always offered a positive vision of the future, a vision of hope and optimism, and most importantly, a vision of inclusion, where people of all races are accorded equal respect and dignity, where individual beliefs and lifestyles are respected so long as they pose no threat to others," the group's mission statement reads.
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Larry Zitnick, a research manager in Facebook's artificial intelligence division, told a crowd at New York City's LDV Vision Summit Tuesday that the company is actively working on how to make its computer vision tools be able to pass a "Turing test for reasoning and vision" by training them to not only recognize images, but to analyze them.
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I was in an opposite type of business and she had a vision of what she wanted to do and she followed her vision and basically said, 'Mom, you've got to trust me.
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Motherboard spoke with Serban about his project, and how next-gen technology can give greater independence to the 285 million people across the world who have low vision, or no vision at all.
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In addition to handling licensing, she said she'll be managing much of the company's day-to-day operations, freeing Sterling to focus on the long-term vision and on advocating for that vision.
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Brian and his team, including New Technology Group head Josh Walden, share our vision for the potential of smart eyewear in the consumer and enterprise markets, and this deal reflects that shared vision.
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Services include comprehensive vision services for children and adults, contact lens exams, hard-to-fit specialty contacts and lenses, diagnosis and treatment of eye diseases, computer-related vision problems, eye emergencies and frames.
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"Do they believe in the vision and can they help make the vision a reality but giving customers much cheaper, more modular insurance which is more relevant in today's digital economy?" he added.
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Rose leaned in and sounded a little like one of those Democrats who say that even though Trump's vision for the country was flawed and dark and divisive, it was still a vision.
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Called Bixby Vision, it uses computer vision to identify an object or text and then links you to similar images on Pinterest or options to buy more of the same product from Amazon.
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As the title of this essay suggests, I am not intending to write an art review per se but rather to examine and critique the show's vision and how it projects that vision.
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That's a mighty goal worthy of a Vision Fund, but its vision may turn out to be a fever dream if the indicators are right and the worldwide slide into recession finally happens.
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Although it is a very big vision, and it is a capitalist, multibillion dollar ecosystem that we're chasing — it's still a very different vision, and not the one venture capitalists are looking for.
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Clinton's vision of smart power was a deeply feminist vision, one in which women's equality was seen not just as a bedrock principle of U.S. foreign policy but of the U.N. Security Council.
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Obstructing the driver's vision is a worry, but the FIA has performed limited on-track tests of similar designs in the past and found drivers had little to no issue with their vision.
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He emphasizes a proud (and, the sociologist Harris has argued, nationalist) vision of his homeland—a vision that stands in pointed contrast to the current government while staking a claim for global influence.
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I also formed a vision of what that success looks like from a very young age, like 7, and then the folly was that I attached my measure of success to that vision.
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The field of computer vision, which seeks to replicate the capabilities of human vision through data analysis from moving and still images, has seen a number of crazy technological advances in recent years.
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His ship going north toward destruction is propelled by a vision that is savage, brutal and relentless, but that same vision also loves adjectives, sonorous sentences and a sort of jagged, grim lyricism.
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As it stands, the Vision Fund now holds 25 percent of ARM, the now $5 billion stake of Nvidia, as well as equity stakes in a few startups financed directly by Vision Fund.
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Using computer vision technology — a robot analogue of human vision, in which computers analyze visual information on video — it identifies objects it "sees" through the camera lens and describes them in robotic monotone.
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Discounts on eye exams in the vision center: Walmart's vision centers already offer relatively affordable eye exams, but it would be awesome if Walmart+ members got an extra discount included in their subscription.
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And in mid-2018, early detection system firm Intelligent Retinal Imaging Systems leveraged Microsoft&aposs Azure computer vision software to create a platform that can identify diabetic retinopathy before patients lose their vision.
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Mojo Vision hopes to first create a smart contact lens that can assist people with low vision by displaying enhanced overlays of the world, sharpening details or zooming in to help them see.
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" Valerie L. Hletko, a lawyer for Vision, said "the letter's escalated rhetoric does nothing to assist Americans without access to traditional mortgage loans to achieve homeownership, which Vision works to do every day.
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The research here was presented recently at the International Conference on Computer Vision, among a few dozen other papers from the company, which has invested heavily in AI research, computer vision in particular.
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According to industry estimates, more than half a billion people in India are affected by poor vision and need eyeglasses, but only 170 million of them have opted to get their vision corrected.
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He touts his vision to modernize Saudi Arabia by weaning its economy from fast-depleting oil reserves and ushering in a more moderate form of Islam, a vision that Western leaders have welcomed.
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"The Saudi investment fund has already stated they will only invest in [Vision Fund 21] the profits from [Vision Fund 220], which is a polite way of saying we aren't investing," he added.
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I witnessed at close quarters the origins and development of what is sure turning out to be a deeply compelling and strikingly idiosyncratic artistic vision, and I don't use that word "vision" lightly.
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Bran has a vision of the White Walkers reaching Eastwatch.
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And, that '70s ranch financed the beginnings of the vision.
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In addition, Medicare doesn't pay for dental or vision, either.
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These projects are strikingly unlike the vision of blockchain enthusiasts.
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And it was a genius vision on its own terms.
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"It's a great vision," Reynolds says of the Invictus Games.
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I've known conceptual artists who didn't have half his vision.
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"I'm just focused on getting my vision back," she says.
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However, this vision of his began with robots -- not humans.
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"We've got big plans, [we're] working on a big vision."
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Where there is more than one vision, we have division.
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It's a man's imprint of his vision on the landscape.
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Inslee's campaign staff quietly launched his Vision PAC in October.
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Is this a vision that you think could become reality?
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Taxa's vision, though, is bigger than next generation Chia pets.
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Softbank is also raising a second $100 billion Vision Fund.
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What do you need to build a vision of utopia?
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It was a vision for a product, not a product.
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It is on the moon - this is the current vision.
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Don't even get me started on their paltry vision benefits.
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No vision, no betterment of the American people at all.
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Paschal gained 14 but would have scored with better vision.
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No issues with your vision as you did your deeds?
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He has Usher syndrome, which causes hearing and vision problems.
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My vision was bigger than the advice I was getting.
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Annual general meetings: ANTARES VISION (0930 GMT), COSE BELLE D'ITALIA.
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There are vision modules that recognize movement and only movement.
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When fused together these showed his vision for the project.
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And it began to chase that vision at full speed.
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Most notably, they're bubbling up some more computer vision smarts.
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Indeed, the Airwallex vision has grown since that seed round.
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It's a vision that Washington could learn from, he said.
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The next part of her vision, however, could be huge.
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It's a rare opportunity to bring your vision to life.
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What's your vision for the shopping experience on the platform?
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"Our vision is that you will be talking to everything."
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But, let's be honest, vision is not their strong suit.
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A "vision" crafted from a digital photo and stock imagery.
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A "vision" crafted from a digital photo and stock imagery.
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"Our vision now is a profitable core business," he said.
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"She had a noble vision," Gibney said, according to HBO.
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Of course this vision of the future is also autonomous.
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Finally, Bushnell wants that vision to have an international reach.
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I came to you with a vision and a request.
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Slover's vision isn't a label; it's an interactive web app.
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Thank you so much for turning my vision into reality.
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I carried that vision board with me wherever I went.
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What if this vision has been about Sansa all along?
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Their vision as always is limited by their hate. pic.twitter.
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Human vision isn't perfect, and our eyes often fail us.
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Safe: Yeah, Ano seen the vision before all of us.
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I'd say not many people, especially then, saw that vision.
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This one has a different job: to complete the vision.
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"I can't talk much about his vision," Sixmau told Vibe.
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Help him to lead us in pursuing your extraordinary vision.
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Fully electric, it offers a tempting vision of the future.
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So my vision is there and it's a deep passion.
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In one vision, she reunites with Drogo and her son.
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And in the early 2000s, that vision came to life.
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They hung on to their original vision for too long.
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Central to this vision is something Microsoft calls Fluid Framework.
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You have your motors, your batteries, and your computer vision.
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You've got competing standards for HDR: HDR10 and Dolby Vision.
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For many viewers, the special might offer a pagan vision.
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Manifesting those vision board goals with you is a dream.
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Two weeks later, Vandiver began having headaches and blurred vision.
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Mehlani has glaucoma, although so far her vision is fine.
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Perhaps draw up a vision board of your dream home!
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In this vision of America, such depravity only makes sense.
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I think this change reflects preparing for implementing the vision.
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A bigger problem is that the vision itself is fuzzy.
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This vision has a number of things to recommend it.
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Dolby Vision and HDR10+ are both "dynamic metadata" HDR formats.
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Join the conversation, and share your vision on the #FutureofManhood.
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But top administration officials are working to push Trump's vision.
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That gave Mr Mistry little space to enact his vision.
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"Great pros have tunnel vision, a short memory," Carlisle said.
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"I don't have any clear vision or strategy," he says.
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All of this without any breaks in sound and vision.
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It also supports HDR, including Dolby Vision and HDR2999 standards.
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Barr's sectarian vision only pushes us toward a darker path.
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But not everyone thinks Musk can pull off this vision.
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It is achieved through compromise, tolerance, and vision — and luck.
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Anyone can tell you what the mission and vision are.
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That was a big one for following that initial vision.
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But he had a vision far bigger than his beginnings.
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That positive vision is achingly absent from the Republican field.
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She has a vision that might be beyond their grasp.
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First of all he gave the standard shared vision response.
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There are some things we know for sure about vision.
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It's time for a woman leader with a consistent vision.
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"We had this vision in the year 2000," Mohajer said.
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The Vision Fund deal has been months in the making.
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In some ways it is a vision of America's past.
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He had one vision for the campaign; Trump had another.
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He didn't fit the typical vision of an angry loner.
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Kadena fulfills hybrid blockchain vision with launch of public chain
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And it sounds like Gansca's vision goes beyond sponsored content.
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He has a progressive vision to build on that success.
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But McNamara and Gamble aren't beholden to his original vision.
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How can they build toward that vision as a team?
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That would make for a whole different kind of vision.
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Of course, twttr is not supposed to be Dorsey's vision.
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Getting your vision out into the world is a luxury.
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Kelly's vision of an American suburb is basically man vs.
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Health Care, Dental & Vision: $67, taken out of my paycheck.
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Economists have welcomed his plan, known as Saudi Vision 2030.
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That's the vision, and we're a long way from it.
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Portugal's leaders were deeply flawed, but they had strategic vision.
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Trump is obviously a dilettante without a discernible geopolitical vision.
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She had a really specific vision of something very charming.
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I collapse to the ground and my vision goes black.
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America, meanwhile, is looking beyond the vision of loyal wingmen.
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And we do continue to be committed to that vision.
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Dan Mancia's vision started to fade when he was thirteen.
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We thank Richard for his leadership and vision as Chairman.
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" "It was Donald Trump's vision to make America great again.
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The vision is idyllic; the task at hand is daunting.
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