Sentence examples for visual engagements from inspiring English sources

Founded in 2001 in Silicon Valley, Apptera operates what it refers to as a 'Voice & Visual Mobile Advertising Network', enabling the company to dynamically serve voice ads to callers and enhancing those calls with interactive visual engagements.

On first seeing the wallpaper, viewers have "a pleasant visual engagement" with it, Ms. Splan said.

Filmed performances of the Chicago-based visionary Sun Ra and his band (highlighting the great saxophonist John Gilmore) illustrate Bland's theses and spark the director's keenest visual engagement.

This visual engagement serves as a prosthetic device combined with a user's experiential knowledge to activate tactile, auditory, and olfactory senses.

These were assessed on everyday relevance, emotional and visual engagement and sensitivity to refractive correction for low-cylinder astigmats (0.75 1.00 DC, n = 74) wearing best spherical equivalent correction and then with astigmatism corrected.

Although the study only requires children to wear the Google Glass device for three 20-minute periods each day, analyzing what the children are looking at will help the Wall Lab's researchers develop a better understanding of how visual engagement plays a role in the emotion detection process.

But there is a good deal of visual engagement here.

The sturdy, well-honed touring production, directed by Bijan Sheibani (based on the original staging by Marianne Elliott and Tom Morris), offers plenty of other visual engagement.

Thus, the relationship between visual engagement of the target and the transport phase of the reaching was extremely close.

Nevertheless, the PD patients with more severe motor symptoms as assessed by Hoehn and Yahr (HY) scores displayed enhanced visual engagement of the target and this impairment was reduced during trials performed in association with accompanying preferred musical pieces.

The total visual engagement period was defined as the time between the first point that the eyes descend to fixate the food item (engage) and the first point that the eyes ascend (disengage) from the food item.