Sentence examples for easier visual from inspiring English sources

For those a little less adventurous, there's the recently invented introvert emojis to offer an "easier visual way to tell a loved one you need more time and space".

The time series are all zero-mean but are plotted with an offset for easier visual comparison Fig. 9 a Same time series as Fig. 8b but with a 200-s high-pass filter, and with the addition of the FRN fluxgate-magnetometer time series.

Figure  3 provides close-up images of the protein spots of interest from Fig.  2 for easier visual comparison.

For graphing purposes, and for an easier visual interpretation, plotted rates of CO2 production are represented as one-hour averages of the values calculated at one-minute intervals.

Pixels identified as leaf area or calibration area are recolored pure green or red for visual confirmation of leaf and calibration area identification; the background pixels can also be deleted for easier visual confirmation (Fig. 1B).

(After log transformation of the data, normality was achieved and mean and 95% CIs could be calculated and then re-transformed back to the original scale. These data are given in the tables and in the 2 figures for easier visual display).

A benefit of combining such a clustering tree and the visualization of the various predictions is that this allows easy visual verification of the results of the clustering, as modules are usually conserved in their overall arrangement in closely related groups of proteins.

When he does include in his film something shot on the spur of the moment, it's the easy visual joke of a roadside Statue of Liberty.

Though the poems offer easy visual analogies — to Ashcan School scenes, say, or film noir establishing shots — they also compare themselves to music.

It's an easy visual joke, albeit a cartoonish one: the little girl may look like a pussycat, but just wait until she slugs the evil goon — blammo!

There are quite a few 1970s cliches and easy visual markers, such as the bland "suburban driveway" shot popularised by Goodfellas (1990) and used recently in Ariel Vromen's The Iceman (2012).