Sentence examples for visual hallmark from inspiring English sources

The result — a low, measured step that is sometimes described as a shuffle — is shouting's visual hallmark.

Balance if not understatement is the production's visual hallmark too; Mr. Sher alternates between very spare, contemporary stage pictures and Higgins's imposing (and rotating) Wimpole Street townhouse.

This "manipulation of focus and editing" has become a visual hallmark of the film.

His work conformed to all the visual hallmarks of Life magazine photography: clear subject matter, strong composition, bold graphic effect and at times even a touch of wit.

But the success of the country's most famous supermodel, Alek Wek, notwithstanding, the most common images of South Sudan are still armed rebel fighters or malnourished children, the visual hallmarks of the series of conflicts that have raged across its territory for decades.

Bronzing Carrier pacifies the most threatening of the visual hallmarks of drones; their precise, silent, and undetectable movements appear slow, clunky, heavy and comic.

MEG was used to explore sustained gamma activity in human early visual cortex, a hallmark of processes engaged by spatial attention.

The hallmark of visual perceptual learning is its specificity for simple visual attributes, frequently being tightly coupled to the trained retinal position [28], [40] [43], orientation [24], [28], [42], spatial frequency [24] and size of a visual pattern [24], [40], [44].

Capacity limits are a hallmark of visual cognition.

However, it is not known whether these enhancements include improved visual-response discriminability, a hallmark of voluntary attention.

This ability to generalize across complex transformations is a hallmark of human visual intelligence.