Sentence examples for visual continuum from inspiring English sources

"I set out only to provide a visual continuum of experience, of existence".

Each book is unique but relates to the others, so that what sits on your shelf is a visual continuum.

In contrast to its catalog, the work in this admirable show suggests that all art, along with other visual activities not always seen as art, is part of a single visual continuum whose parts we divide and isolate at our intellectual and emotional peril.

Figure 2 presents a visual continuum of self-determination theory, arranged from left to right, from non-self-determined to the most self-determined, in terms of the degree to which the individual is motivated in the behaviour.

Through their repetition I developed a visual continuum which charted the permutation of this bleeding over time.

The findings suggest that exploration and fixation are not fundamentally different behaviors after all, but rather two ends of the same visual scanning continuum.

Under the reasonable hypothesis that there is a continuum between visual impairment and severity of incapacity (as shown by this survey) misclassification should not have biased the overall burden borne by society.

The various visual arts exist within a continuum that ranges from purely aesthetic purposes at one end to purely utilitarian purposes at the other.

However, recent studies let us identify different clinical manifestations corresponding to discrete diagnostic entities which reflect a variety of deficits along the continuum of cortical visual processing.

Neurophysiological studies in MSTd report the existence of motion pattern selective cells whose visual motion properties span a continuum of values, suggesting a role in estimates of self-motion from optic flow.

While stakeholders agreed on many potential benefits of GT, key differences arose in their visual outcome hopes along a continuum from no visual benefit to a complete cure.