Sentence examples for visual elaboration of from inspiring English sources

There was an effective visual elaboration of Gilda's central aria, "Caro nome," with sinister figures hovering in the background.

In a photo from the Women's March, which provides a visual elaboration of this dissonance, a trio of blond women, each wearing a hot-pink "pussyhat," giddily selfie and text, while, in the foreground, a black woman, later identified as Angela Peoples, casually holds a poster, on which she has written, "Don't forget: White Women Voted for Trump".

The role played by gravity in the perception of visual stimuli and the elaboration of human movement is an active research theme in the field of Neurophysiology.

These results suggest that tactilo-kinesthesic informations in H and G forms contribute to the elaboration of visual and phonological representations of the letter.

This study is part of the surveys conducted in the doctoral research about the methodological tools of fashion design, which focuses in the techniques and methods for the elaboration of visual support of the semantic aspects of clothing products in the educational context.

Since participants were not aware of the pattern-target associations, this result points to fast elaboration of visual input that rapidly contacts unconscious memory [48].

In 2010, the length of the composition was increased to approximately 1000 words, allowing for greater elaboration of visual and physiological analyses of the chosen works, an enhancement that yielded more substantive and thoughtful responses from the students.

Overall, these results suggest that a global preference is not a unique trait of human beings and that differences among different vertebrate species in the global/local strategies of stimulus encoding may be because of different ecological adaptations making initial elaboration of a visual scene in a global or local way more likely.

For example, future work could explore relationships between the visuals and memory processes, examining participants' post-study elaboration of the images (Kavanagh, Andrade, & May, 2005; May, Andrade, Kavanagh, & Penfound, 2008) or the quality of any recurring memory of the images.

This quantitative increase is attributable in part to the elaboration of the regions of the neocortex concerned with tactile and visual sensitivity and in part to the elaboration of the intrinsic pathways connecting one part of the brain with another.

This adaptation is reflected in the large size and elaboration of brainstem auditory structures and in the minimal development of visual structures.