Sentence examples for visible picture from inspiring English sources

This arrangement produces a visible picture that may be observed by eye or photographed to make a permanent record.

It makes the Universe be actually more uniform than it could be seen from the visible picture of the highly non-uniform matter distribution, especially inside the observed cell of uniformity (100 – 150 Mpc).

He recalled a hotel in New York where he stayed during his years of addiction: the George Washington, on the corner of Lexington Avenue and Twenty-third Street, "which was twenty-seven dollars a week, and a television was extra, and it had almost no visible picture at all".

The image, published online Oct. 9 by The New England Journal of Medicine, was created by schlieren photography, which "takes an invisible phenomenon and turns it into a visible picture," said the engineering professor, Gary Settles, who is the director of the university's gas dynamics laboratory.

In fact, the simulation results in Fig. 1 are based on simplified models, therefore they are qualitative analysis, and give a visible picture for the potential well used in this work.

Chavez's march up California Highway 99 to the Capitol grew stronger by the day and became a visible picture of the unseen costs associated with the fruit and vegetables we bought everyday.

Most of these other experiments did not involve the comparison of two simultaneously visible pictures, thus leaving no scope for the sort of eye movement explanation that Just & Carpenter had suggested.

I think people who were used to getting their data by just taking a visible light picture and analyzing the picture were fundamentally resistant to that.

(A) Visible light picture of sample 3 (P. Carlsberg 79) (B) macro and micro XRF maps of Cu (fitted and normalized by the intensity of incident beam).

(A) Visible light picture of sample 1 (P. Carlsberg 828) (B) macro and micro XRF maps of Cu (fitted and normalized by the intensity of incident beam).

(A) Visible light picture of sample 4 (P. Carlsberg 649) (B) macro and micro XRF maps of Cu (fitted and normalized by the intensity of incident beam).