Sentence examples for gives a visual form from inspiring English sources

The layering of the different juices in the glass gives a visual form to the proportions, what they've called "a graph in a glass".

This latest piece continues the themes of Paglen's previous survelliance work, like his night-time images of the NSA's HQ, giving a visual form and exposing the hidden infrastructures behind the intelligence services.

Figure  1 gives a visual description of the processes.

He was considered one of the industry's finest pencilers, as the artist who first gives a story visual form is known.

Mr. Malick takes theology seriously and tries to give its impulses a visual form.

In Mr. Odita's paintings, which are the strengths of these shows, he has found a way to give the topic a visual form that is both intellectually cogent and self-sufficiently beautiful.

Musorgsky's early works, written under Balakirev's influence, already show a striking ability to give a visual image a strong musical form: the Intermezzo in modo classico for piano of 1862, later orchestrated, was inspired by a winter scene with a group of peasants plunging and tumbling through snow drifts.

Art is a visual form of research.

BERKELEY -- Call it a visual form of academic introspection.

The charts following the table give a visual representation.

In his 1915 painting Self-Portrait as a Soldier (currently in the National Portrait Gallery's exhibition The Great War in Portraits), he gives visual form to shell shock.