"These are the visual and psychological cornerstones of the community," said Richard Longstreth, an architectural historian who directs the preservation program at George Washington University.
This exhibition of 19th-century European nature studies is a reminder of the days when acute visual observation was the cornerstone of science.
Andrew Dickson's observation that typographic design goes unnoticed is so true yet, as implied, it is the cornerstone of visual communication and, as once quoted: "It's easier for a typographer to be a graphic designer than vice versa".
Fans will note that on the album cover, the caracal is given its own face outline, different from the human face outline that has become a cornerstone of the Disclosure visual brand.
These religious themes crop up not just in the tent revival scenes or in Cohle's pontifications, they're also a cornerstone of the show's visual motifs.
"Cats have been the cornerstone of social media since the dawn of visual communication.
But the key message of my book and indeed, this series, is that for any women's advancement program to be successful, you need to engage men as champions and visual advocates who recognize the value of women as the cornerstone of organizational success.
The two cornerstones of his approach became traditional storytelling and extraordinary visuals, freely mixing a variety of media into dramatic stage images.
Regular retinal examination is a cornerstone of good diabetes care and is intended to diagnose diabetic retinopathy before it causes visual loss so that effective treatment can be given (1).
The report backed the BBC, saying it was the "cornerstone" of audio-visual public services and said the government was "committed to a strong, fully funded BBC at the core of delivering public purposes in Britain's media".
EXPERIMENTS are the cornerstones of science.
