Sentence examples for end of visual from inspiring English sources

Taka, in a soaring atriumlike space, offers no end of visual interest: a vast geisha-and-samurai mural, dozens of white Japanese lanterns suspended above the dining room.

Even without a parade to watch, there is no end of visual interest: a vast mural that takes up one long wall, in which cartoon geishas face cartoon samurai warriors against backdrops of snow and sea; dozens of white Japanese lanterns that are suspended above the dining room like an upside-down eruption of giant bubbles.

To address issues of poor sensitivity and ceiling effects displayed by the original instrument, a 5-level version of EQ-5D was recently introduced, thus potentially improving its performance at the milder end of visual function loss [ 22, 41].

In the second place, Pylyshyn presumably holds (quite consistently with mainstream "information processing" theories of perception (e.g., Marr, 1982)) that percepts, the end products of visual processing in the brain, are also mentalese descriptions.

The conductor's hands start to move, the seated players begin to play - and that is pretty much the end of the visual interest in most orchestral performances.

For theorists of this persuasion, these phenomenally evident spatial, causal, etc., relations among contents explain why my perceptual states typically present one coherent world in which, for instance, a wall at one end of my visual field continues across that field.

Partly the wave pulsates back and forth between 11 13 minute and eventually terminates in the lower end of this visual quadrant in an excitation block, but continues to propagate within the upper quadrant.

Figure 10D shows the mean 9th INTH, calculated from a time window starting at the end of the visual stimulus (40 ms); even though the preferred frequency response is maintained, the 9th INTH is more distributed than the first INTH i.e., spikes with longer intervals begin to appear.

† VAS responses measured in mm from the left end of the visual analogue scale.

You know what really stands out in this never-ending stream of visual gorgeousness?

There's no end of interesting visuals available: infographics can be innovative and engaging, simple line graphs or bar charts can display growth and pie charts could reveal market shares.