Sentence examples for context of the visual from inspiring English sources

Suddenly all the things many of us were doing were a revelation when the ideas came from the context of the visual arts world".

Reas, along with Ben Fry, created Processing, an open-source language for learning how to code within the context of the visual arts.

We think of Processing as an approach to writing code within the context of the visual arts, more than we think of it as a specific software tool.

In fact only RDH5, RDH8, RDH10, RDH11, RDH12, RDH13, RDH14, and retSDR1 were proven to be expressed in the retina or RPE, and their roles have been studied in the context of the visual (retinoid) cycle.

Gann said that Final Fantasy fans have "no excuse" not to buy the album and noted that his only disappointments were that three of the tracks were the same as on the Piano Collections album, and that as a film score, some of the shifts in the pieces make less sense outside of the context of the visuals.

In the context of the "visual-ChIP" system presented here, we demonstrate that synchronization is a natural process that is achieved by the addition of E2 or EGF.

Hykoo is a creative way of adding context to the visual story they want to share.

Extreme differences between upper right and lower left visual quadrants have been reported in the rather different context of visual search (visual search asymmetries in three-dimensional space) [101].

Recent work on the flash-lag effect [2] and the aperture effect [3] has suggested that to contend with the inverse optics problem in the context of motion, the visual system has evolved to generate percepts empirically i.e., according to the relative frequency of retinal images accumulated in past experience.

In the context of visual ecology, the subterranean niche is arguably the most extreme sensory environment, being deprived of light and all visual cues available above ground.

The potential of heterogeneity is also reviewed in the context of the relationship between visual quality and ecological resilience to perturbations, an increasingly important objective in the face of the global environmental change.