project vision

Project vision: "Relevant information to the right situation and user".

She was turning those words into images of his friends, trying to project visions of them.

Projecting visions into the minds of intruders, frightening them away!"

They then draw the networks that will be needed to achieve the project vision and identify the differences between the two networks.

A Tree that somehow projected visions of terrible things, of ghosts and bugs and walking bones.

The Project Vision Charitable Foundation is a charity organization which provide free cataract surgery for underprivileged senior patients.

The literature is intended to educate and promote to the readers The Projects vision of discipleship and ecclesial unity.

After a moment she felt her words, her projected vision, picked up, amplified, and thrust at the Marishal with all the force of two expertly honed minds.

I could see it with my eyes closed, the physical action having no effect at all on my projected vision: red infusing the cool silver-blue that was my usual aura.

In year 2010 Chen proposed Jet Li One Foundation (Hong Kong) to donate an amount of HK$1 million to Project Vision Charitable Foundation.

There was little doubt that these Animations were three-dimensionally projected visions, that even a camera's lens could see (and he hoped his recorder was watching well, because who on Earth would otherwise believe this story?)

The architect's role shifts during the project, from designer to site supervisor (effectively taking the role of a general contractor), but monitors the project vision, and is able to call upon his subcontractors' construction expertise throughout.

In year 2012, with the donation of Jet Li One Foundation (Hong Kong), the Project Vision Charitable Foundation has already performed 100 cataract surgeries for senior citizens in need.

The SAB project vision and concept was introduced to all RMIT Pro-Vice Chancellors and Heads of Schools at a workshop that ran in April.

There are 170 musicians performing, including scores of drumming schoolchildren; a flock of birds migrates on screen like tiny dots of ink on blotting paper; and at one point there is a projected vision of the audience, filmed by a night-vision camera - our faces look back at us.

In developing a creative rationale for the utilization of cinematic sequences in live performance you have to consider various factors; how to use the projected vision without overwhelming the stage performance, creating a theatrical and visual design that enhances the dramatic meaning and the narrative choice between screen and stage action.