Sentence examples for shallow visual from inspiring English sources

Inch by inch, the tones subtly advance and recede, knitting together a shallow visual space somewhat like that of classic Cubism.

The stimuli and procedure used by Gutchess et al. (2005) differed from ours in several respects but this study, unlike most earlier ones, employed a shallow visual orienting task (with stimuli being scenes) at study.

The reward for sitting through this immersion in the prosaic is a tossed-off, shallow joke, the visual equivalent of a one-liner, which suggests another constant: the movies that ask for the most attention are often the ones that repay it the least.

With its boldly theatrical three-act structure, bravura ensemble cast (a Boyle trademark since the days of Shallow Grave) and alluring visual pizzazz, the film is a tightly choreographed treat defined by clean lines both narrative and visual, a perfect synthesis of writing, performance and direction.

During the first two minutes, no feedback yielded significantly shallower depth than did visual feedback (p < 0.05), but depth in the no feedback condition was not different from depth in the auditory feedback condition (p > 0.05).

Vivid oil paintings capture ethereal scenes of submerged women floating weightlessly in shallow water in writer and visual artist Mark Heine's new Sirens series.

Stomatopods are shallow-water crustaceans in a visual environment with a partially polarised background [4], [7].

Second, the flicker theory assumes that 'the significant flicker of illumination inherent in the shallow-water environment complicated the visual process in the achromatic case, in particular preventing early detection of enemies' [ 21].

The study created a visual record of the shallow reefs but also investigated a large crop of coral 125m under water that had never been seen before.

The SAP measurements are sensitive to localized and shallow depressions (relative scotomas) in the visual field, such as those seen in glaucoma.

Sun Rings is the sonic and visual equivalent of the shallowest new-age spirituality; offering the illusion of meaning and depth without any emotional or intellectual substance.