The result is an extraordinarily exact prose stunning in its visual accuracy.
As photography in the 19th century depicted the world with greater visual accuracy, painting veered from realism to Impressionism.
The beauty of this perception, seen from Patrick Brontë's perspective, comes not only from visual accuracy but through its focus on mortal time.
For the film, Cranston said he and the crew went for total visual accuracy, which in turn, said the actor, boosted his confidence on set.
Elizabeth Bishop, who constructed poems of crystalline visual accuracy, is often regarded as the most painterly of twentieth-century American poets.
However, for precision critical applications, 10~20 cm accuracy is not sufficient for visual accuracy.
In particular, three issues are discussed in detail: visual accuracy, feature localization, and robustness against "visual intrusions".
I have never seen a film after reading a book and been disappointed by the visual accuracy.
"If documentary photography means producing a series of photographs that have a visual accuracy of people, places or objects," says Shanan, "then I am not a documentary photographer.
Studies have also measured cognitive development or visual accuracy of children in the long term [ 113– 113].
Monthly examination of visual accuracy, especially red green discrimination, is suggested.
