Sentence examples for able to see visually from inspiring English sources

Students were also able to see visually that the 474 mutations they observed as a class were distributed across the Avidian genome, with each of the 50 positions in the Avidian genome experiencing at least one mutation event (pooled student class data shown in Fig. 2b).

This is massively higher-resolution and easier to see, visually.

"Visually they're able to see and remember every day.

Visually they were able to see it working and then they also had to explain it to somebody else, so then it brought an auditory portion of it.

The joysticks can also be visually presented in the VE, so that the user is able to see the orientation and position of them, as he is using the system.

If I'm able to see a full list of all the activities that I need to accomplish and when, then I'm able to visually see that there's no time to mess around.

"To be able to see Nobody!

"We also hear a lot of reports of appreciating the natural world, seeing the true colors of plants and flowers, realizing that trees have many shades of leaves, and being able to see the difference between flowers, fruit and foliage". The company is beginning to focus on helping kids, a particularly in-need population because so much information in schools is shared visually.

You should be able to see inside.

You should be able to see trapdoors.

Both flourished, but collapsed as a result of resource depletion; both were able to visually see their land being eroded but were unwilling to reform.