Sentence examples for a visual subject from inspiring English sources

Tapping into the Japanese fashion aesthetics of punk and rave, as well as the ubiquitous surgical masks common throughout Asia, the video finds a visual subject matter to match the track's surly trap braggadocio.

What "Lotus Eaters" can take pride in are Gareth Munden's stunning black-and-white cinematography and Ms. Campbell-Hughes, a riveting visual subject suggesting miles of internal depth.

The goal of this tutorial is to provide students exposure to the highly visual subject matter of petrography outside the confines of organized laboratory exercises.

The store that isn't a store will be located in downtown Calgary, and offers hands-on experiences with Canon products including sculptural exhibits for testing point-and-shoots, DSLRs, lenses and accessories all on interesting visual subjects.

Consistent with our previous study [15], we found superior learning in a visual task when subjects were trained with congruent audiovisual stimuli as compared to when subjects are trained with purely visual stimuli.

A marker was applied to the same wall directly in front of each subject, adjusted to each subject's eye height level to provide a visual target to assist the subject in determining the starting position for the range of motion measures.

Case in point: a scarecrow with a meek expression becomes a visual contradiction, as the subject outwardly struggles with a pronounced and "ironic phobia of crows".

A typical meal was presented to give the potential subject a visual impression of the type and volume of food to be consumed.

Data from the H NMR spectra of the tear samples from all the study subjects permitted a visual comparison between the average spectra of tears from CG subjects and the DEDG patients.

eDISH facilitates analysis of liver safety data in several ways, including graphically displaying the peak serum ALT and bilirubin values obtained in each subject in a clinical trial, and linking the individual subject points with relevant data for that subject, including a visual display to facilitate the interpretation of changes in liver chemistries.

An MEG study using a different visual paradigm (subjects had to decide whether a cue – a faint circular grating – has been present or absent during stimulus presentation) concluded 240 ms post stimulus as the onset of awareness-related activity [80].