Sentence examples for frequent visual from inspiring English sources

The most important and frequent visual queries should be supported with the most visually distinct objects.

Along with frequent visual collaborator Hirad Sab, Koosha is currently working on a virtual reality interpretation of I AKA I to be unveiled later this year on Oculus Rift headsets.

The most frequent visual symptom was scintillating scotoma, followed by blurry vision, tunnel vision and zig-zag lines.

We discuss the main challenges and solutions for the analysis of collective behaviors in public spaces, which include understanding how people interact and their constantly changing interpersonal relations under clutter and frequent visual occlusions.

Notable elements of Watterson's artistic style are his characters' diverse and often exaggerated expressions (particularly those of Calvin), elaborate and bizarre backgrounds for Calvin's flights of imagination, expressions of motion, and frequent visual jokes and metaphors.

Subjects were therefore individually familiar to these seven monkeys, sharing permanent inter- or intra-group auditory and frequent visual contacts.

In two studies, we investigated whether rare responses produced in a divergent thinking task (Wallach & Kogan, 1965) are more frequent in visual artists than in other homogenous groups of professionals (engineers in Study 1, lawyers in Studies 1 and 2).

If live streaming continues on an upward trajectory and socially-savvy nonprofits adopt it, it has the power to make nonprofits communicate their work in a more engaging, frequent, and visual way.

Moreover, Archibald et al. failed to detect any RNFL thinning in PD patients, but showed more frequent functional visual defects [ 15].

First the frequent short visual 'bursts' of marketing for alcohol products; research has shown that this type of sponsorship is more effective than commercial break advertising in influencing positive brand attitudes, and particularly brand familiarity through the use of repeated exposures to the product [ 69, 70].

Only two patients showed ocular revisiting behavior that caused frequent omissions in visual search and overestimations of the number of dots presented for unlimited duration.