Sentence examples for vis with from inspiring English sources

Departure gives views of Split's Diocletian Palace and central Dalmatia's coastal mountains, before you pass between the islands of Solta, Brac and party central, Hvar, reaching the dramatic circular harbour of Vis, with its monastery on Prirovo peninsula, in just over two hours.

Table 13 Hypothesis test for analysis of design comprehension tool support, considering FinG 1 and FinG 2   Shapiro-Wilk Mann-Whitney Cliff's Delta effect size FinG Without vis With vis           W p-value W p-value W p-value Delta Magnitude 1 0.8045 4.953e-05 0.7688 8.641e-06 478 0.4884 0.09 Negligible 2 0.772307034e-0.2283867 4.619e-09 3070 0.2283 0.11 Negligible.

"It was just a bit snide how they did it they turned up at six in the morning, everyone in hi vis, with big building equipment and lorries, police were standing there making sure no one got it.

Consistent with earlier observations that a stationary light stimulus like the cue is not the most effective stimulus for V6A visual cells [23], only 40% of the cells (72/182) were modulated during VIS with respect to the baseline epoch FIX Student t-testst, p<0.05).

To identify regions that were broadly sensitive to either auditory or visual word stimuli, we compared activity between all auditory and visual trials (Modality:Aud > Modality:Vis) with a one sample t-test (Supplementary Fig. 1).

We compared the performance of narrowband VIs with two SPOT HRVIR images, which closely corresponded to the imaging dates of the Hyperion data, and with synthetic broadband VIs computed from Hyperion images.

Lightweight and hi-vis with a "multidirectional impact protection system" for your head.

There's an original 1890 Victoria, a black two-seater particularly popular for weddings and television commercials and a reproduction vis-a-vis with a royal blue body and room for four passengers, who face each other in pairs.

Glancing up, I came vis-à-vis with the corpulent scrivener slash director whom I dimly recognized as Hugh Forcemeat, a weaver of thirty-five-millimetre hallucinations that our studio had taken a flyer with several years ago, when we hired him to punch up "Psychotic Zombies of the Moon," our sequel to "Buddenbrooks".

Though I'd like to blame some fellas in hi-vis with wheelie bins of jewels, I could actually see the villain I wanted to speak to at the end of the road, doddering off at about 2mph: a 90-year-old with thick wax in his ears, whose main daytime occupation these days is wandering into people's gardens and pilfering.

The sample locations are shown in Fig. 5 and described vis-à-vis with the landforms Table 4.