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In a speech, a "sense of vision" would indicate what goals, methods, practices or steps the speaker would advocate in order to place before his audience the ways in which he sees their organization growing, expanding, and having lucrative results. Without a "sense of vision," none of the audience would have a focus, or a concrete notion of the plateaus they wished to achieve.
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In a speech, "sense of vision" refers to the speaker's ability to articulate a clear and compelling vision of the future. It involves painting a vivid picture of what could be, inspiring the audience to see the possibilities and potential outcomes. This helps in engaging and motivating the listeners to take action towards achieving that vision.
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What function do you lose if you damage the temporal lobe?
Sense of smell and sound, speech, vision and memory.
Why is vision an important sense?
Vision is our dominant sense.
Is the a speech about Edward Cullen?
err...what does it mean..the question doesn't make sense.
Which special sense requires the most learning?
vision
Do hippos have a good sense of vision?
no but they have a great sense of humor
Speech is to oral as sight is to?
Vision.
What basic processes underlie the sense of vision?
What basic processes underline the sense of vision
What does a Vision does to its employees?
vision gives proper orientation; meaning for existence and sense of purpose.
How good is an elephants vision?
They have poor vision. But they have very good hearing and sense of smell.
Anxiety blurred vision and slurred speech are symptoms of?
Anxiety and blurred vision and speech usually means you are having a micro stroke. You should go to the closest hospital.
What is the Least functional sense at birth?
the least developed sense at birth is vision, which is why most babies' eyes are closed when they are born.
Chemical senses include vision and hearing?
No, they do not. The sense of taste is an example of a chemical sense.
