Sentence examples for most notable visual from inspiring English sources

Two of these monuments, the Capitoline Square (see Capitoline Museums) and the dome of St. Peter's, are still among the city's most notable visual images.

The isolation from society of the typical noir hero was underscored by the use of stark high-contrast lighting the most notable visual feature of film noir.

The Halo games have always had a great sense of scale, and some of the most notable visual moments are those in which dozens of monsters are running and firing over vast, picturesque landscapes.

"That showed me how serious he was about this movie…" The absence of gratuitous butt shots aside, 13 Hours is very much business as usual for Bay; a barrage of noisy and largely indecipherable action, most notable for an ADHD visual style that marries the skittering viewpoint of a supercharged drone with the editing rhythm of a heavy metal drum solo.

In a comprehensive assessment of predictors of visual impairment, even in a health care system allowing self-referral to free eye examinations, treatable eye pathologies such as DR and cataract emerge together with age as the most notable predictors of continued visual loss after diabetes diagnosis.

Initially released to critical acclaim back in 2006, Clover Studio's Okami is set within classical Japan and was most notable for its cell-shaded visual style and paint mechanic through which players can affect the environment.

The most notable change, from a purely visual perspective, is that the Shine 2 is a bit larger in diameter, but thinner than before.

Currently, the most notable contributions in augmented vision for the visually impaired and development of visual enhancement embedded devices are reported by Peli et al. [8 13] and Atabany et al. [14, 15].

The two most notable increases in techniques used were use of a visual aid - the intervention's counseling job aids - and verification of understanding, which included a summary of key messages following the consultation.

One of the most notable exceptions is Ways of Seeing, a 1972 series about western visual culture presented by the writer John Berger.

However, the most notable characteristic of the PAI spectrum is its discrete step-like visual appearance.