Sentence examples for limit the visual from inspiring English sources

| Digital interactivity comes to the Met with Robert Lepage's new production of "La Damnation de Faust," the thrilling, quasi-operatic oratorio by Berlioz, which allows the cast (including a dexterous group of acrobats) to defy the strictures of space and gravity that would normally limit the visual potential of Goethe's diabolical tale.

Robert Lepage's production superimposes fantastical video images (which fluctuate according to the singers' movements and voices) upon a giant scaffold of a set; it also allows the cast (which includes a dexterous group of acrobats) to defy the strictures of space and gravity that would normally limit the visual potential of Goethe's diabolical tale.

Robert Lepage's production superimposes fantastical video images (which fluctuate according to the singers' movements and voices) on a giant scaffold of a set; it also allows the cast (which includes a dexterous group of acrobats) to defy the strictures of space and gravity that would normally limit the visual potential of Goethe's diabolical tale.

One of the most important possibilities lies on the ability of tuning the PM,W shift in order to limit the visual degradations on the image.

The standard PDT dosage had been shown in studies to cause choroidal ischaemia, RPE atrophy, secondary CNV [ 18] and fibrous scarring [ 18] that limit the visual gain despite PCV regression.

By limiting the visual impact of new buildings, contextual architecture is supposed to give people the sense that they are in control of their surroundings.

This trait is absent in haplorrhine primates, and its presence further limits the visual acuity in lemurs.

We also observed behavior under dim red lights, which limits the visual cues available to the male, since visual cues are mostly positive and sometimes dominate over subtle changes and/or defects in other sensory inputs [8], [11].

However, these studies used visual stimuli with a small field of view and a low density of dots in the 3D cloud, thus limiting the visual information available for estimating heading in the presence of rotations (Grigo and Lappe, 1999).

This was due to the facts that no patient had a preoperative ocular pathology that could limit the final visual outcome and no major complications occurred with either technique.

Also, in the case of backward masking with a very short SOA, we would expect integration masking to occur and to limit the effective visual persistence of the target, and thus the individuation processes.