Sentence examples for essentially visual from inspiring English sources

It happens that his ambition from the ages of seven to 22 was to become a painter, and it's not surprising that he should see the two artistic activities as parallel: "Novels are essentially visual literary fictions.

He writes: On reflection eavesdropping may have been a strange topic to pick from an essentially visual medium but listening in proved to be a hugely cinematic device, whether driving the plot forward, causing confusion or raising a smile as the embarrassment unfolds.

Initial projects, such as the Mobile Landscapes [109] project and Real Time Rome [110] have shed light on the potential of such an approach, contributions being essentially visual.

The study identifies features of expert geologists' essentially visual knowledge that limit the usefulness of traditional logic-oriented symbolic methods for developing relevant knowledge-based systems.

Though the questions would seem to require spatial and verbal skills, both are essentially visual tasks, says psychologist John Moore of the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.

After all, reading a CT scan, examining a picture of the skin or looking at a cell stain to diagnose disease is essentially visual pattern recognition.

"What we're doing is essentially a visual Twitter," he told the RTS.

By creating an essentially purely visual piece of cinema, Kubrick allows the film's meaning to be entirely subjective.

This, then, is essentially a visual record of violent, often chaotic, struggle, and what it reveals, more than anything, is the human cost of revolution.

It's essentially a visual meter that lets drivers know when their foot is overly plumbum, coaching them to back off and slow acceleration.

"It is essentially a visual version of Vogue, strung together by a thin plot made up of pretentious dialogue," says Bede Cheng, senior program manager at Metroplex Cinema in Hong Kong.