Sentence examples for visible definition from inspiring English sources

The colors of all Renaissance paintings have altered to some degree over time, especially the blues, which often become formless black shapes with no visible definition.

The painting, Still Life with Meadow Flowers and Roses (1886), had been executed on top of a rendering of two wrestlers, visible in high-definition X-rays taken of the work.

The process was hazardous: semantic forms are almost by definition not visible on the surface, and there is no purely syntactic form that guarantees validity of an argument.

As visible from the above definition this is not the case of.

Proposed comments and modifications to the definitions were visible to all participants.

As shown in Figure 2B, we build a specific RBM for every single target with the same number of hidden units and the same definitions of visible units.

The issue with this definition becomes most visible when we talk about electronic medical records data, collected through regional health information organizations, all payer in-patient billing claims data, and prescription drug databases.

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The arena's high-definition scoreboard is visible from the main doors, not far from a new subway entrance providing access to 11 train lines and the Long Island Rail Road.

Additional languages can be added to the system by defining a unique phoneme set and unique phoneme definitions for the visible speech for each language.

For most people, that's no great loss; progressive-scan players make a visible difference only on digital, high-definition TV's.