Sentence examples for a succession of visual from inspiring English sources

"Anemic Cinema" by Marcel Duchamp is a succession of visual and verbal puns in the Dada mode.

Though he usually developed a set text for any given piece, his monologues were indeed a performance that came about from reliving a succession of visual images at every performance.

The interlocking, overlapping loops that fill the canvas's surface create a succession of visual echoes that register a certain cognitive depth, leading one to imagine the artist's thought process.

The film's plot is largely an armature on which to hang a succession of visual and verbal gags that follow each other with extraordinary briskness and are propelled by a wild logic.

Jay-Z (or Shawn Carter, or Hova, as he's alternately known) was continuously performing "Picasso Baby," the second song on his new album, "Magna Carta… Holy Grail," to a succession of visual artists, museum directors, gallerists, Hollywood folk, and Pablo's granddaughter Diana Widmaier Picasso.

Dr. Chu, a professor at Stanford University, ranges so widely among topics of interest to him that any attempt to keep up leaves a blurry succession of visual images, like a slide show inadequately describing one's dream vacation.

What follows is a scrapbookish half hour of humour, that (justifiably) banks on our curiosity about Sweet's character, then craves our indulgence as he flits between throwaway subjects, for which PowerPoint supplies a succession of so-so visual punchlines.

Only one study assessed with a prospective diary the aura characteristics, reporting the different pattern of succession of visual and sensory symptoms in nine auras (Russell et al 1994).

Data were linearly detrended per run and transformed into units of degrees of visual angle before being classified as a saccade if a succession of samples had a radius > 1.5° of visual angle for a duration of 150 ms (Weigelt et al., 2007).

As an example, visual perception involves not only seeing itself, but also a succession of moments of fixing of the visual object in the mind, recognition of its general features, and identification of its nature.

He developed a cult following with a succession of relatively cheap genre films that had an emotional intensity, visual acuteness and moral power rare in British movies.