Sentence examples for visual inventory from inspiring English sources

Taken from Michael Hoppen's personal collection, the images add up to a visual inventory of the strange and familiar.

The film begins with a slow pan across Buck's bedroom, a visual inventory of the board games, figurines, model airplanes and cars that furnish his life.

From its start in 1936 until its demise as a weekly magazine in 1972, Life was this country's archive of public memory, supplying millions of Americans, most of them educated, white and middle class, with a collective visual inventory of the world as imagined for Main Street, U.S.A.

From its start in 1936 until its demise as a weekly publication in 1972, Life was the country's archive of public memory, supplying millions of Americans, most of them educated, white and middle class, with a collective visual inventory of the world as imagined for Main Street, U.S.A.

MuvingApp — create a visual inventory in less than 10 minutes.

As shown by the video below, this app is aimed at the Style Advisors, allowing them to keep a visual inventory of a client's ordering history.

This app allows you to organize all of your items by creating a visual inventory that you can take on the go.

To the West: 13 OSTKREUZ photographers explored the urbanization of Charlottenburg, making a visual inventory through photographs of this urban microcosm that oscillates between clichés and reality, rundown buildings and splendor, commerce and science, decline and new beginnings. .

Dressed in a well-worn dark turtleneck, white sneakers and yanked-up white socks, Mr. Holzman eagerly showed off the documentary details of the app, including exhaustive visual inventories of the band's recording equipment and a Doors-era map of Hollywood annotated down to Morrison's favorite liquor store.

Roadway videos provide accurate visual information on inventory and condition of high-quantity and low-cost roadway assets.

Four types of historical or observational instruments are used to collect data on chlorpyrifos or malathion exposure: a) questionnaires including product use information, b) time and activity logs, c) diaries of specific activities such as foods eaten, and d) visual assessments, database inventories, and check lists.