Mailer didn't have Roth's mimetic gifts, descriptive vision, or sympathetic humor, nor Bellow's commanding worldly wisdom.
Each piece has a title, some descriptive (Vision, Eroica, Chasse-neige), some relating to tempo or form.
It is not incidental that at a time when there is more visual art than ever before, most writing about the visual arts is either mind-numbingly pretentious and cliquey or boringly descriptive and without vision.
For patient characteristics (e.g., demographics, prevalence of diabetes and low-vision), descriptive statistics were weighted by the number of patients or clients estimated to be personally seen by participants.
Thirdly, our interpretation of what each factor might represent is descriptive, as tasks involving vision rely on the integrity of many different aspects of visual function and specific experimental paradigms are required to illustrate these different aspects in isolation.
So, the camera is used to objectify a vision, which is descriptive of the character Maisie.
It's beautiful descriptive words of imagination".
This Dickensian vision was a wonderfully descriptive way of saying that while Americans can sympathize with individual cases of poverty, and "would never turn their backs on a starving child," it is next to impossible for them to imagine the totality of the problem.
This is why Sellars calls for a stereoscopic vision in which the descriptive resources of the sciences are united with the language of individual and community intentions and the dualism of the manifest and scientific images is transcended.
Between each 10 blocks of a stimulus type (blue, red or contrast), the clinical descriptive (ASRS, K-10, CFQ, AD-ACL) and vision measures (FMT, VAQ) were administered in random order.
The demi-regs are explained through expanding the conceptual vision, that is, moving from a descriptive structure to an explanatory one: " theory-building moves up and down a ladder of abstraction".
