Sentence examples for visual diversity from inspiring English sources

"It's only visual diversity.

The plush interior of the Lincoln Centre – with ornate furniture everywhere, and the scarlet walls covered in paintings – also contrasts well with the chaos on the streets, adding much needed visual diversity.

It appears that film producers, ranging from Marvel Studios to high-level Hollywood independents, have calculated that wide audiences are ready to observe diversity regarding race but none regarding gender, to witness outward signs of visual diversity regarding race but not to contemplate any diversity of ideas or experiences that results.

Opportunities to apply RMUs, however, are strongly limited at sites where lithic material visual diversity is low.

Plant colour as an aspect of visual diversity needs to be considered for conservation as a component of the diversity of biogeographic regions, and visual diversity acknowledged in ecology as an important aspect of biology not just worthy of conservation, but helpful to conservation ambitions.

Although the visual diversity between panels d and f is low in Figure 3, DC-NL with deblurring and denoising in the first stage produces the highest Q-metric, as shown in Table 2.

This synthesis reveals the substantial overlap between spatial and temporal indicators of heterogeneity from ecological literature and the indicators of visual complexity, diversity and variety from the studies of subjective preferences and objective scenic beauty criteria.

Polysemy originates as a consequence of the visual appearance diversity of different semantic concepts, and it often leads to low inter-semantic discrimination.

It is worth noting however that CCT has advantages over all of these tools related to its visual enhancements, diversity of included analyses, the number of genomes it can handle, its integrated scripts for downloading genomes, support for map customization, and its command-line interface for rapid creation of complex maps and pipeline integration.

Given that spectral sensitivity and opsin expression in vertebrates can be influenced by coding mutations [ 26, 80, 100], trans-regulatory mutations [ 29], cis-regulatory mutations [ 41], and possibly miRNAs as well, cichlids may represent an ideal system in which to examine how these various molecular mechanisms interact to influence the evolution of visual system diversity in vertebrates.

While the ensembles' rhythmic execution was tight, the dynamics were fairly crude (stop/start, loud/soft) and apart from the display of diversity, visual interest was lacking.