Sentence examples for make visible that from inspiring English sources

The results make visible that there is interest in a reflective view closer to the complex thought in the treatment of EE, however we check reductionism associated with the difficulties of their practice.

Taking on the story of Ana, a Roma woman that has migrated to Sweden, we want to make visible that the tragedy of Ana's mirrors the scope of Europe as a site for migration in the present multicultural situation, and vice versa.

The idea is to make visible that people have issues, not isolate them.

The authors criticize the one-sided use of the relative scale over the past two decades, and they want to make visible that an absolute risk approach focuses attention on those risk factors that cause most cases of disease.

The blower also makes visible — that is, audible — a vibrant underground economy of workers employed by those who can't afford Greg Deaner: the "mow, blow, and go" gardeners who keep this ecosystem on life support.

Heart tones must be made audible again; a perspective must be made visible that can provide a new direction for our resistances and protests, for our power and love.

Rachel Whiteread, in casting the inside of things, makes visible that which wouldn't normally be seen and makes reference to the body in calling her cast of a hot-water bottle Pink Torso.

Measurement of resistive polarization (ηR) makes visible that ηT = ΔηR.

Goodwin for example, uses arrows to indicate the direction of gaze, emphasizes certain words in bold or italics to indicate particular qualities in talk, and includes drawings of the participants bodies and immediate shared objects in the environment as ways of making visible that which is relevant to their interaction (2000).

The connection is that both make visible things that are in different ways impossible.

"They speed up and make visible conditions that are always there but are difficult to perceive.