Sentence examples for a dark visual from inspiring English sources
It's a dark visual, intentionally left a bit open for others to experience and relate and fits well visually with the message of the song, which too can leave others to openly relate in their own way".
Most striking is that seeing what a feral hog hunt actually looks like, and knowing that he's a cheerful promoter as well as participant, Nugent's "joke" about gunning down "South Central" residents now has a dark visual resonance that amplifies an image that was already as depraved as it was disturbing.
Participants were tested individually and all three experiments were performed in a dark visual Ganzfeld.
In many of the experiments about judging what is reachable, participants were required to provide a perceptual judgement for visual objects presented in a dark visual scene.
Shot in super 16-millimeter film and digitally blown up to 35-millimeter, it has a remarkably rich (and dark) visual palette that matches its moody turbulence.
Interestingly, Ecker and coworkers [31] report that TKO mice can use crude (light vs dark) visual cues to navigate a maze, but cannot distinguish gratings even at the lowest frequency tested (0.1cycles/°).
"If I Didn't Care," which takes its title from the old Ink Spots hit, heard on the soundtrack, sustains a dark, chilly visual mood.
Each sequence of images was projected by a high-resolution data projector (JVC D-ILA SX21) at 60 Hz (non-interleaved) on a high contrast gain projection screen (Harkness, 2 m by 1.5 m) from a viewing distance of 4 m in a dark room (visual angle of about 26.5°×20.5°) in order to approximate the natural size of the recorded scene.
(b) Targeted imaging of in vivo gastric cancer under dark visual field.
The "light" and "dark" visual characterization of biocrust types when collecting the soil samples in the field delineated clear differences in cyanobacterial composition and N-fixing lichen cover.
Models that performed well with natural inputs treated light and dark visual information differently.
