Sentence examples for visual marker from inspiring English sources

But, either way, today's announcement nudges that potency further into history, a visual marker of a specific time.

By using color, the robots can serve as a visual marker to help search crews.

In "The Arab of the Future," the visual marker of that destiny is his blond hair, the color of his mother's.

It meant I could put a visual marker on my distance – the park is halfway, or the church means you're a mile from home – rather than relying on the gently mocking voice of my running app.

Mostly, he serves as a visual marker, something to hold onto as the two voices offer up streams of personal memories, geopolitical observations, offbeat asides and paranoid neo-noir musings that, after a fashion, give essayistic shape to the movie's overextended 85 minutes.

Once a reliable visual marker of neighborhood borders — no guards, some surmised, implied there was no need for guards — many bars have been casualties of an aesthetics-driven calculation, as families brush aside what they view as outdated home safety concerns.

There are some new terms -- penalties are exclusions -- and different visual markers like the two-meter line in front of the goal, but so much is familiar.

Likewise, Arnold fills the movie — and, especially, the crew of teen-age salespeople — with actors who all bear visual markers of authenticity.

All of them had the ability to exploit the visual markers of success and produce images that turned a Norma Jeane Baker into a Marilyn Monroe.

These serve both as visual markers and as substrates for glandular secretions.

At the top, the snow falls so unwaveringly that any visual markers are deleted by a blizzard of white.