Sentence examples for make visual sense from inspiring English sources

And one disruptive area that Stevenson believes is "unexploited" is 3D visualization applications – products which make visual sense of big data.

And one disruptive area that Stevenson believes is "unexploited" is 3D visualization  applications – products which make visual sense of big data.

"As I've become an adult, I've become more self-aware and have realized that I have a certain ability to create things which are visually appealing, or which seem to make visual sense to me," Glynn says.

Yet the apex of choreographic skill comes from Ronald K. Brown, who understands how to ride even the fastest tempos and make visual sense of the music's structure.

By the time Lean finished shooting in Spain and North Africa, Ms. Coates had to make visual sense of 33 miles of raw footage.

A web of multiple orange arms, each ending in a fist clutching a crushed tube of paint, are almost too tangled to make visual sense of.

Somehow it made visual sense of what we felt – it became a kind of language.

He shot for pulp magazines and mostly for the newspaper La Prensa, making visual sense out of urban mayhem and life's general unpredictability.

So we had our aesthetic 'Clash of the Week' moments, but I think it's all come together and makes visual sense".

Ms Tribley said her design made "visual sense", adding: "I'm obviously not interested in painting a red county council logo.

On the Outdoor Theater on Friday, the band's singles like "Treat You Better" and "You Were Right" — each significant hits on streaming — had the fizz and power of club music but played with a full band setup that made visual sense on big stage at prime time.