Sentence examples for consider visually from inspiring English sources

A mix of texts -- classic and contemporary poetry, illuminated manuscripts, children's picturebooks, literature that we might consider visually driven, and related scholarship form the basis for our investigations, discussions, and creative work.

Consider visually experiencing a uniform gray ganzfeld, or floating weightlessly in a uniformly warm bath.

Participants with a visual acuity of worse than 20/40 in the better eye were considered visually impaired and in need of eye care visits.

The single most gratifying shots — considered, visually — offer the point of view of a German fighter pilot as he strafes the beaches; the black figures by the hundreds scurry in a panic.

Prototypes involving a plain ball or a ball with an illustration were considered visually unappealing due to difficulties in perceiving its movement, so after a series of revisions monkey characters previously created by a female Amusement Vision designer were placed inside the ball, with their appearance being altered to include their "distinctive" ears.

Animals were considered visually impaired if they failed to find the platform within the allotted 60 s on 2 out of 3 trials on day 1 (cue learning), and on 3 out of 3 trials for learning days 3 and 4. Using this criterion, 6 aged animals, 3 AC and 3 AP, were excluded from the behavioral analysis.

Finally, we considered visually examining the alignments of contigs onto each telomeric region.

The LSUVmean was measured via VOI in 34/35 patients (68 scans), whose scans were considered visually acceptable.

One-hundred percent of subjects were considered visually stable (defined as the number of subjects who gained, were stable, or lost up to two lines of acuity).

All subjects were considered visually stable within the study, and the majority of subjects had either stable or improved anatomical OCT findings with regards to subretinal fluid, intraretinal fluid and PEDs.

We considered visually-scored staining intensity values both alone, and in combination with staining extent as calculated histoscores, but found that the latter combination did not produce additional insights beyond those obtained through comparing visual staining intensities alone (Tables 2, 3).