Sentence examples for provides a visual equivalent of from inspiring English sources

Or if you prefer a literary parallel, he provides a visual equivalent of the journey to the heart of early 20th-century Britain that George Orwell describes in his book The Road to Wigan Pier.

No artist, not even John Singer Sargent, who was born in Florence, in 1856, and remained deeply attached to the city, ever came to provide a visual equivalent of the Florence immortalized in James's novels and Italian essays.

Fischinger never tried to illustrate music, but to provide a visual equivalent.

I wanted the show to be a visual equivalent of literature, not an episodic television programme.

In all its shimmering, dissonant grace, it is like a visual equivalent of late Coltrane.

"Research in computing has made it possible to develop a visual equivalent of the real-time sound transformation carried out in musical research laboratories," he said.

It was a visual equivalent of the pace of the music - its feeling of movement, of life.

Figure 1 provides a visual representation of these haplotypes.

Figure  1 provides a visual overview of the results.

EGFP expression provides a visual indication of the transfection efficiency.

The flowchart provides a visual description of the study.