Sentence examples for historically visible from inspiring English sources
Stretching over 12 rooms, the show makes more historically visible this important period in art history.
"Jerzy often saw ways to improve anything we requested," Stuart Herman said, "and we cautioned him this was O.K. for inside units, out of view, but parts should be historically authentic when visible from outside".
Both groups have historically been defined by their visible physical characteristics.
The visible hand of government has historically helped businesses growfrom railroads to the defense industry to the computer industry.
Historically optical spectroscopy focussed on the strong visible light signals from the haem iron centres, cytochrome a [1] and a3 [2].
That is because it only begins to emit visible light — the thing astronomers have historically been good at detecting — some time after the explosion has begun.
Today, you can see a lot more people with visible tattoos on their bodies, which has historically been viewed negatively.
Anonymous has historically operated as an amorphous, grassroots-style organization with no visible leadership or membership structure.
In Bangladesh, a paradoxical situation exists, where historically non-normative genders and sexualities, such as the publicly visible hijras (transgender communities) are part of the social fabric, albeit marginalised and subject to discrimination.
Though the most visible landmarks in our health care system, hospitals have historically had little to do with the promotion of health.
Still, at the very least, changing these names and taking down these memorials would represent highly visible gestures of respect toward people and communities who have historically received very little in this country.
