Sentence examples for scrambled vision from inspiring English sources
Designers, like everyone else, are responding to an age in which disjointed data come at them from multiple overlapping media, and that may be why they are expressing an intentionally scrambled vision.
In the tower of Jerusalem, for example, he sees a dark vision of an exploding world population scrambling for dwindling resources.
Modeling preparation separately and masking exclusively with the vision of scrambled images therefore indeed seems to be an effective way of minimizing task-specific visual activity from our estimate of motor execution.
The helicopter touched down, and the troops, night vision devices fixed to their helmets, scrambled over the canals and through a boggy field to the farmhouses in the distance.
(Pareles) JOSEPHINE FOSTER (Tonight) You might call Ms. Foster's eerie warbling old-fashioned, except that it evokes a scrambled past that exists only in her own vision: mountain songs that never were, spaced-out hybrids that never will be.
Its most intriguing moments evoke the way that memory plays tricks and our visions of the past are actually scrambled composites of impressions and feelings.
Big companies, he assured me, were scrambling to join his vision.
The modern scrambled egg.
