These provide a visual index to his encyclopedic knowledge of the company's models over the decades.
In 1968, when communications were becoming increasingly international, the pictures of Earth taken from Apollo 8 were broadcast live around the world, a striking visual index of globalization.
A complete visual index of the completed projects is in the book "City Art: New York's Percent for Art Program" from Merrell Publishers ($49.95).
Moreover, the greatest part of the body motion features introduced suffer from a lack of expressive characterization, and are often dedicated to visual indices of motion.
In particular, the Finger Windows component of the Visual Index and the Visual Learning component of the Learning Index showed significant negative associations with prenatal MeHg exposure [Finger Windows: β = –0.49, 95% confidence interval (CI): –0.98, –0.01; p-value = 0.05; Visual Learning: β = –0.50, 95% CI: –1.01, 0; p-value = 0.05].
The present survey had three aims: (1) to identify patient demographic risk factors of visual impairment; (2) to compare a visual impairment index across the different regions of France; and (3) to study the relationship between this index and ophthalmologist demographics.
We have investigated whether IGF-1 is involved in mediating the effects of the experience provided by EE on postnatal visual cortical development using visual acuity development, a sensitive index of visual cortical development and predictive of behaviour [29], [30], [11].
This consists of: (i) a Visual Quality Index (VQI) and (ii) a viewshed model to calculate a Zone of Visual Influence (ZVI).
Based on a visual browning index, the inner and outer cortex of the stored apples was classified as healthy or affected tissue.
Visual acuity is a sensitive index of visual cortical development [29], [30]; thus, our observations suggest that IGF-1 is an important factor in mediating EE effects on the development of the visual cortex.
