Sentence examples for as a visual reference from inspiring English sources
I used family photo albums from the 1960s as a visual reference.
Participants had the five different manikins as a visual reference for each emotional dimension (i.e., arousal, valence, and dominance).
Using them to help a new building look like its older neighbors borders on postmodernism, he said, "because it is using a historical association purely as a visual reference".
As a visual reference, they are modernist and daunting, and I've noticed that photographers and filmmakers who record the Strandbeests' ramblings try to keep them out of the frame.
Mr. Cahill wrote that Chinese painting follows different basic rules than its Western counterpart, intended not "to be read illusionistically as windows into another space" but rather as a visual reference to common themes and touchstones of Chinese culture.
Last week, the Associated Press accused Los Angeles visual artist Shepard Fairey of infringing copyrights the AP asserts in a photograph Fairey used as a visual reference in creating the Obama Hope poster that became a ubiquitous symbol of President Barack Obama's campaign.
It's the nature of faceted navigation to have trees that expand, filling more space as they grow, and to keep a visual reference of the tree navigation as users view results for any given facet.
Ross, Morrone, and Burr [3] were the first to report that when observers are provided with a visual reference, such as a ruler, throughout the duration of a trial, the apparent location of the flash presented around the time of saccades shifts toward the saccade target as if the visual space surrounding the saccadic target was compressed.
Other standard instrumentation follows the approach of initial instrument anchorage in the femoral head, followed by alignment of an adjustable drill guide component on the instrument to a visual reference such as the lower extremity.
Without a visual reference (or an instrument that acts as a substitute), humans become disoriented in minutes.
