Sentence examples for views more visible from inspiring English sources

A notable feature of Vogt's drawing is his tendency to contravene laws of perspective to make side and rear views more visible.

Put together, this indicates that while the election this year may be making these sorts of views more visible, and may even have activated them in some men, the underlying causes of perceived discrimination go much deeper.

"The groups that had those views are much more visible than they used to be," Professor Green said.

Because it is a birefringent (doubly refracting) substance, it is significantly more visible when viewed using crossed polarized light. 1 This viewing is possible if one uses a polarizing microscope that uses two polarizing filters at right angles to each other, one between the light source and the slide and the other between the slide and the observer.

Since President Trump was inaugurated, Ku Klux Klan members, neo-Nazis and other white supremacists have become more visible, openly expressing views that they feel have been legitimized.

The vertical value range is cropped between −320 and 318 V to make the change more visible in this view.

Avian predators view lizards from above, and so their more visible backs require better background matching than their less visible flanks (see Figure 2; Stuart-Fox and Ord 2004; Stuart-Fox et al. 2004; Garcia et al. 2013).

As they face each other, the president is hunched forward, and the close-up makes the lines is his face more visible than in the usual distant views.

These lanes provide not only convenient and safe rides for bicyclists but also safer, more visible crossings for pedestrians, who are provided clear views of approaching motor vehicles.

It said it would view all reports within 24 hours, make the report button more visible, and include bullying and harassment as a category for a report.

"They look more spectacular, they tend to be more visible from the public's point of view," she said. .