Sentence examples for accompanying visuals from inspiring English sources
The phrase "accompanying visuals" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It can be used when there are pictures, charts, or other visual aids that are included or shown alongside a piece of text. Example: The presentation was a success due to the well-designed slides and accompanying visuals that helped to illustrate the main points.
Björk was (of course) an early adopter, with her "Biophilia" record and its accompanying software, in which she both created accompanying visuals for her songs and extended the themes of her record (life, change, adaptation).
I was riveted by this terrific narrative and the accompanying visuals.
An overture accompanying visuals of an expanding cosmos is a highlight, however.
In a summary, describe the feedback received on articles that do or do not have accompanying visuals.
This self-effacement, Willgoose said, is intended as an ego check, and as a way of directing the audience's focus to the music and accompanying visuals.
The Station to Station live show began with a blast of Kraftwerk's "Radioactivity" and accompanying visuals from Un Chien Andalou, the short Surrealist classic by Luis Buñuel and Salvador Dali.
Oral communication includes real-time presentations, video presentations and interviews, with accompanying visual aids such as handouts and power-points.
Chris, Rob, the show's producer Harry Shearer (who would play Tap bassist Derek Smalls) and I wrote the song Rock'n'Roll Nightmare and its accompanying visual foolishness.
Still, Ms. Bradley said, a surge in design technology and a new accompanying visual awareness have been edging those openings to a new prominence.
Problematically for all HMM synthesis a model trained on audio data and another trained on the accompanying visual data would produce two very different network topologies.
The atmospheric noises are good, too, with deep rumbles accompanying visual effects in caves, satisfying swishes and thwocks from arrows, and lots of great-sounding nature noises, from wind and rain to wildlife.
