Sentence examples for visual distinction from inspiring English sources

Without the wire, there was no remaining visual distinction between a busy executive and a lunatic.

Despite the half-craziness of the themes, the early Fincher movies have a visual distinction that makes them galvanic, irresistible.

Think of "44 Inch Chest" as a piece of chamber music and you can compensate for the thinness of its story and the lack of visual distinction.

The trick was that some were given a calendar with all of the weekdays coloured purple, with weekends in beige (making a visual distinction between a Wednesday and the following Sunday).

Smiles, joy, tenderness and near misses exist in the Pulitzer world, and fine extended captions relate that some of the rescue attempts recorded here were successful, but most of the more than 100 pictures are almost equally endowed with visual distinction and despair.

It affords a clear visual distinction between the influence of Re and that of Ma.

Visual distinctions between religions, like doctrinal differences, were often vague.

It was designed to test the idea that face recognition is a type of expertise that is learnt, in the same way that judges at dog shows, or connoisseurs of antiques, are trained to notice fine visual distinctions in their fields.One way psychologists study the acquisition of such expertise is to use computer-generated images of objects known in the field as "greebles".

"It turns out there are some visual distinctions between '/p/,'/b/b/,' and '/m/' but it's not something that human lip readers have been able to achieve," says Dr Bear.

The current analysis of the Hellenistic vessel glasses from Jebel Khalid aimed to investigate these visual distinctions of form, style and colour by characterising and comparing their chemical compositions.

We have been able to partition these patterns into ten classes on the basis of clear visual distinctions between their shape and their cluster density.