Sentence examples for visual hurdles from inspiring English sources

WHEN filmmakers depict journalism, they usually overcome the visual hurdles of the profession -- pasty-hued people, computer screens, badly lighted rooms -- by rendering journalists as heroic action figures.

Traditionally, shadows are considered as noises because they make hurdles for visual tasks such as detection and tracking.

Those with dexterity, memory or visual impairments are facing huge hurdles when it comes to using payment terminals, internet shopping and online banking.

Consequently, engaging the agents of power within a school system or questioning a doctor's assessment of visual acuity present a major hurdle for them, as they feel they lack the intellectual tact and language prowess to settle their concerns.

They are unnecessary hurdles for voters with visual impairments or low literacy skills -- and they are unlawful.

We're left with flat, annoying characters and a rote storyline that's too high of a hurdle even for Tartakovsky's visual dynamism.

The conceptual hurdle of distinguishing the human perception of visual effects from the physical nature of light hampered the development of theories of light.

We human primates are highly visual creatures, and, as Nagel (1974) argued, we face considerable hurdles in imagining (again, a visual metaphor) the subjective experiences of creatures in modalities in which humans are weak or completely unendowed.

Some of the visual appeal of the new Android could conceivably place additional hurdles in the way of users coming to grips with the OS, whether for the first time or after becoming familiar with Android on previous devices.

According to Ernst, the decline is due to unfounded investor fears regarding "integration challenges" stemming from its January 2008 acquisition of Visual Science, the company's nearest competitor, but Ernst expects Omniture to overcome this hurdle.

To give you a visual aid for all this, imagine your life as a huge Olympic sport of hurdle jumping.