Sentence examples for easy to visualise from inspiring English sources
The details are fantastic and so easy to visualise.
In operational terms it is easy to visualise.
It's easy to visualise Billy the Kid and Jesse James riding into this town.
Humphrey Bogart and Robert Mitchum are probably the Connery and Craig of the Marlowe adaptations and the protagonist of The Black-Eyed Blonde is easy to visualise as an older Bogart.
This is a chromosomal artefact caused by the inactivation of the second X chromosome in a cell; as it is relatively easy to visualise it is sometimes used as a rough and ready indicator of 'femaleness' in mammals.
It is easy to visualise Mark McGwire, big by birth and with his 6ft 5in (1.96m), 250lb (113kg) stature enhanced by androstenedione, hitting one home run after another; not so easy to imagine him doing so with the shoulders and biceps of a normal mortal.
At their core, these technologies make it easier to visualise and organise biological and chemical information.
I felt the connection when I read the story and it was one of the easiest to visualise and to illustrate.
This "dual process" mapping also included local government and regional district boundaries, forest and water management areas that made it easier to visualise and conceptualise how non-Indigenous bureaucracy and authority had been imposed on the First Nation presence.
In comparison to the light field, the EPI is easier to visualise and in the following sections we use it to present a number of concepts.
