Sentence examples for visual heritage from inspiring English sources

The house is an example of Trinidad's visual heritage at its best.

"The British Movietone archive is a gem of visual heritage and an incredible resource for content creators," said Gary Pruitt, chief executive of Associated Press.

Mr. Christensen, a writer who opposes the cement plant -- he created the exhibition to remind people of the town's visual heritage -- said he found evidence from real-estate advertisements and railroad brochures suggesting that Merino's view was still a selling point in the town, even in the midst of its industrialization.

Processing and analysis of visual cultural heritage data is a very challenging field that does not merely exploit and apply standard techniques, already developed in other application domains, but often entails original research that is specific to this domain.

The religious visual arts heritage includes frescoes, murals and icons, many produced by the medieval Tarnovo Artistic School.

It serves as an icon of Britain, its trademark trilithons a visual shorthand for heritage, hippies and unknowable mystery.

Visiting the surrounding region in the province of Asir, there is evidence of a quirky visual culture and heritage, which perhaps illustrates why it became the birthplace of Saudi conceptual art.

The spectacular eastern Oregon landscapes also inevitably evoke the visual and cultural heritage of the western, as does the power struggle that goes on among Meek, Mrs. Tetherow and the Indian (who is never named and speaks no English).

Taking a wider perspective, we show how the sunspot index stands the test of time versus more recent quantitative indices, but we also consider the prospects and possible options for a future transition from the visual sunspot index heritage towards an equivalent global activity index.

A spokesperson for the charity said: "But, if the grid choose to go against public opinion and the undersea option is ruled out, then National Trust Wales believes that pylons would have an unacceptable visual, landscape and heritage impact at key sites across the route.

Gaskell's fictional town of Milton, Darkshire, was loosely based on Manchester, but the producers decided to shoot many of the town scenes in Edinburgh, which maintains more of its visual and architectural heritage from the industrial Victorian era.