Sentence examples for visual seeking from inspiring English sources

In order to keep the user confusion minimal and simplify the visual seeking for annotations the cue points here are displayed in opaque yellow color.

The creative direction for these visuals sought to combine the modern style of downtown New York with the indifferent je ne sais quoi of Parisian teenagers.

During his endless hours in the editing room, he toyed with the music track as he did with the visual component, seeking his characteristic blend of atmosphere and distancing.

With an iconoclasm bred in the interlaced underworlds of surf, skate, graffiti, and and punk, the Locos represented, and continue to celebrate, a break from the shiny optimism of the past that had come to define LA's visual culture; seeking instead to replace it with something dirtier, rougher, far more vital -- and more than anything, something local.

Shneiderman [ 3] published the often-cited Visual Information Seeking Mantra: "Overview first, zoom and filter, then details on demand".

In the Canadian study using this instrument, depressive mood was strongly related with poorer subjective QOL in 64 elders with visual impairment seeking rehabilitation services.

37, 50 Using the same questionnaire, in two longitudinal studies, Horowitz et al also found a weak to moderate significant association for elders with visual impairment seeking rehabilitation services.

The cave environment is nutrient poor and cavefish populations have evolved robust changes in locomotor and feeding-related traits that include sleep loss and increased non-visual prey seeking, termed vibration attraction behavior (VAB), where cave populations are attracted to vibration at frequencies that prey can produce [ 9, 10].

Nearly all discussions that focus on the type of consciousness that is associated with a specific perceptual occasion (e.g., visual consciousness with an instance of visual perception), seek to answer the question of causal priority (which is prior, sensation or cognitive apprehension?) by examining the nature of contact itself.

The federation, founded by the writer and lecturer Adisa Banjoko and Leo Libiran, a visual artist, seeks to use "music, chess and martial arts to promote unity, strategy and nonviolence," according to its Web site.

The magnitude of this preference is dependent upon the magnitude of possible disparities in the scene and is consistent with the idea that the visual system seeks to minimise local differences in disparity.