Researchers often use context-magnitude visuals to demonstrate the relative size of an effect; for example, scholars have contextualized the relationship between exposure to media violence and aggression by visual depicting other (weaker, stronger, comparable) relationships at the same time [ 51].
A sideline, aimed at a contrasting audience, was animated visuals depicting the superhero Captain Kremmen, for three series of The Kenny Everett Video Show (1978-80).
Conflict is rendered here in washed-out charcoal visuals, depicting a world concealing essential resources for managing a ragtag group of survivors' mood, health and hunger, while this "Little Ones" console version adds children.
Their set opened with visuals depicting British fox hunters on horses cantering towards their prey, only to be met by a line of very cuddly bears (Metallica in costume) who shot them down from the bushes.
The visuals depict how the mortgage industry's structure changed before the problems started, the impact of the problem on a single city (Cleveland), and the huge bank losses.
The visual part depicts a time line to visualize the course of maternal and neonatal health over time.
The canvas, which is layered as a kind of visual kaleidoscope, depicts the building as though it were in motion, folding in and out of itself.
The artist has said he views them as a kind of visual diary depicting scenes from gatherings he has attended.
They will then use available materials to create a prop or visual aid depicting or describing their signal method.
"With images cinematic in their intensity," the judges noted, "The New Yorker created a wrenching visual narrative depicting an American community devastated by the opioid crisis".
