Sentence examples for visual differentiation from inspiring English sources
The address and restaurant menus deliberately employed characters and name combinations that were visually similar, making accurate visual differentiation of characters important for correct target identification (e.g. '88' vs. '83'; 'Boume' vs. 'Bourne').
Visual differentiation of wheat classes suffers from disadvantages such as inconsistency, low throughput, and labour intensiveness.
The importance of visual differentiation, echoed in the linguistic nuance that finds some brands eschewing "poo" in favour of the more playful, less graphic "poop", is clear when you compare Britain's National Poo Museum with Japan's Unko Museum.
Photodynamic diagnosis by using 5-aminolebulinic acid (ALA) has been reported to be useful for enabling the visual differentiation between malignant and normal tissue in various cancers.
The 500T offers points of visual differentiation with the base versions' Pop, Sport and Lounge variants, with a more prominent front fascia, added side skirts, black-accented 16-inch wheels and lights, and a rear spoiler.
Without visual differentiation Facebook and Twitter feed reading can quickly become exhausting.
The Manhattan cityscape has long been a standard visual metaphor for differentiation, for the breakup of unity that defines and haunts the modern world.
More importantly, its distinct color change enables visual detection and differentiation of G-quadruplexes from single and duplex DNA structures.
Access to large visual field and differentiation of retinotopic areas with robust mapping procedures and automated analysis are beneficial in basic research and could accelerate development of clinical applications.
Visual detection of differentiation features can also potentially discover image-based phenotypic biomarkers for brain diseases.
For example, Weisman (Weisman 1981) described three major environmental factors that affect the ease of orientation and wayfinding: differentiation, visual access, and layout complexity.
