Sentence examples for create a visual record from inspiring English sources

"I want to record every single witness and create a visual record of what's going on so that people can put faces to transcripts.

More significantly, Ms. Alexander has included 140 of the photographs taken by Frank Hurley, who was enlisted by Shackleton to create a visual record of the expedition.

Ultimately, their aim is to create a visual record of the "great shale rush," and chronicle the changes that Americans can expect to see as we drill our way into the future.

Even though the primary use-case for Stichy is simplifying group sharing of media between friends and family, Jerlecki points out the app could also be used by individuals wanting to create a visual record of a particular activity or thing, such as tracking their gym progress, week by week.

En route they created a visual record that is now a milestone in film history, a documentary record of a vanished world: peoples, cultures and even entire countries that no longer exist.

As one of the first American women to photograph the landscape in an extended way, she created a visual record of the Southwest that emphasizes the historical influence of the physical landscape on human development.

The study created a visual record of the shallow reefs but also investigated a large crop of coral 125m under water that had never been seen before.

Broadly, they define their aims as changing negative perceptions of Notting Hill Carnival in the media, creating a visual record of the weekend and securing a sustainable future for the carnival.

Although the Incas and their ancestors lacked a written language, they used pottery to depict diseases, customs, ceremonies, rituals, and many other activities, thus creating a visual record of their knowledge of a disease process that existed for centuries; such pieces of pottery now provide vivid documentation of their sufferings.

Yearning to create a visual space that would encapsulate African-American youth and the plethora of talented Black recording artists, Cornelius would usher in the 1970s by building on the format of the popular television show, American Bandstand.

Image and word thus create a visual poem.