The phrase "a sequence of visual" is not correct as it is incomplete.
It can be used when referring to a series of visual elements, but it needs to be followed by a noun, such as "a sequence of visual images" or "a sequence of visual cues."
Example: "The presentation included a sequence of visual aids to enhance understanding."
Alternatives: "a series of visuals" or "a chain of visual elements."
This time, rather than a "film" of textual images, Jennings presents a sequence of visual ones, subtly interconnected by sound.
Even for those who do, advocates for the blind say that the Braille-equipped machines are next to useless because they require the user to follow a sequence of visual instructions on a screen.
Eye movements are executed to satisfy the need for information and can be thought of as a sequence of visual queries on the visual world.
The Elbphilharmonie, to give it its proper name, offers a sequence of visual and architectural otherworldliness that starts with distant glimpses from the centre of the city and doesn't stop when you reach your seat in one of its three auditoria, of 2,100, 550 and 150 seats.
In our domain, the goal is to plan a sequence of visual operators to apply on regions of interest (ROIs) in images of a scene, so that a human and a robot can jointly manipulate and converse about objects on a tabletop.
Thus, the sequence of glosses is converted into a sequence of visual representations that are synchronized to generate the LIBRAS window.
As shown in Figure 1, each trial consisted of a sequence of two visual or audiovisual stimuli (described in more detail in Visual Stimuli and Auditory Stimuli below).
A fixed set of 3D visual words is compared with a histogram of a new sequence of visual words by a nearest neighbor approach.
Moreover, it has been demonstrated that a salient auditory pulse enhances infants' detection of a unique visual object (a subjective contour) in a rapid sequence of visual displays with 'Pac-man'-shaped figures [17], as has also been observed in adults [18].
A new method of finding pedestrians in a time sequence of visual images has been proposed, and its great practical applicability has been demonstrated.
In particular, by activating both spatial and temporal attention at the same time, AVG enable subjects to enlarge the size of their useful field of view47 and to improve the fast discrimination of a rapid sequence of visual stimuli47 as well as the perception of visual global motion in noise26, 48, 49.
