Sentence examples for visual sensation from inspiring English sources

Visual perception is defined as an interpretation capability of visual sensation when people visually perceive their surrounding environment.

The lumen is evaluated with reference to visual sensation.

Until then, frankly, few of Ms. Martin's pictures go beyond wan, painterly exercises in visual sensation.

A phosphene is a visual sensation in the absence of light.

The new technology provides some dazzling visual sensation, but surprisingly little in the way of really new visual forms.

Interested in pure visual sensation, he has worked very hard to keep out such unworthy distractions as, say, allusion.

Light is defined as that part of the electromagnetic spectrum (∼380 780 nm) that gives rise to a visual sensation.

Both are interested in ideas of visual sensation, though except for a generous use of color, they generally rely on different means to achieve it.

There is little doubt that the visual sensation of the massive, perfectly flat Olympic plaza and surrounding centerpiece architecture is a curated one.

Like each of those films, Age of Ultron is driven by a phantom menace: the relentless promotion of hollow 'visual' sensation over anything amounting to real depth.     .

Each prop is playful but essential, lending the play the visual sensation of a Technicolor cartoon.