"lost visual" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used in aviation and military contexts to describe when a pilot or operator has lost sight of an object or target. Example: The fighter pilot reported that he had lost visual of the enemy aircraft and was unable to engage.
OrCam harnesses the power of Artificial Vision to compensate for lost visual abilities thus enabling visually impaired people to overcome the barriers that impede their independence.
But it is those projects that deal specifically with the lost visual symbols and cultures of Poland during the Cold War for which she is best known.
In BLACK PANTHER: The Revolutionary Art of Emory Douglas (Rizzoli, cloth, $50; paper, $35) — edited and with an introduction by Sam Durant, a Los Angeles artist, and including essays by Danny Glover, Bobby Seale, Amiri Baraka, Kathleen Cleaver and others — these lost visual artifacts are faithfully preserved and contextualized.
I've lost visual of Dr. Stone," says Matt.
If the crow moved away from the hole in the process of pulling up the string it lost visual feedback about the consequences of its string-pulling actions.
We simulated a situation in which a parent lost visual and acoustic contact to its family and where it is expected to react to distance calls of its young.
Add some trees and clouds into the mix, and the chase group frequently loses visual contact with the balloon, transforming those in the van into human bloodhounds, sniffing the sky.
They've given you the option to drop your data plan down to $0, which is nice, though, you lose Visual Voicemail, SMS text messaging and unlimited data (re: no more e-mail and Web).
Neuronal responses in areas V2, V3, depend particularly strongly on V1 input as more than 95% of recording sites in these areas lose visual modulation following transient V1 inactivation by cooling [1], [3], [25].
It is difficult to create new diagrams of communication that elegantly and adequately express the full communication process, incorporating multiple facets of the signal, multiple channels, multiple interactants, dynamic factors, and effects of the environment, without becoming so complex as to lose visual effectiveness.
This new study was designed test whether or not they lost their visual system for the same reason.
