The phrase "a visual performance of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an artistic or theatrical presentation that emphasizes visual elements.
Example: "The artist's latest work is a visual performance of light and color that captivates the audience."
Alternatives: "a visual display of" or "a visual representation of".
The levels of illumination derived from headlamps, oncoming vehicles as well as those from ambient lighting sources have an impact on the visual performance of the driver [ 56].
(A video memory chip helps the display and the processors talk to each other, and the amount of video memory defines the visual performance of a computer).
We aimed to apply a method previously shown to improve visual performance of presbyopes, and test whether presbyopic IAF pilots can overcome the limitation imposed by presbyopia.
There is a need for a free accessible visual test at a dental working distance to objectively measure the visual performance of dental students and dental personnel in order to provide personalized recommendations for the use of magnification devices.
Our main goal is to design an optical device that could improve the visual performance of people by controlling the reading distance, and thus avoiding visual-functional and postural complications since the childhood.
Instead, our findings are in line with an earlier suggestion [8] that the visual performance of poikilothermal insects follows environmental and behavioral constraints, promoting signal integration in cold and dark conditions and enhancing response speed when it is warm and bright.
To evaluate visual performance of subjects implanted monocularly with a small-aperture hydrophobic intraocular lens (IC-8 IOL).
A numerical study was conducted to analyze the energy performance and visual performance of the proposed glazing system.
Visual benefit under conditions (b) and (c) was quantified as the ratio of visual performance of condition (b) or (c) to condition (a).
Ms. Conrad said all of the attention on the visual performance of chips and investment in the accompanying technology meant that amazing graphics would be commonplace in a couple of years.
