Sentence examples for visual separation from inspiring English sources

But there's a visual separation.

In the living and dining areas, Ms. Bertinetto wanted open space that would have a degree of visual separation.

Like those concepts, the lab, designed by the Japanese company Atelier Bow-Wow, is all about layering and the visual separation of skin and structure.

Nokia has done a great job in creating visual separation between its first foray into the tablet market and Microsoft's own tablet line, and from a purely aesthetic perspective, there's something undeniably inviting about the 2520's candy-coated shell.

But it did not — in the eyes of some members — provide sufficient visual separation of the sexes, even though the seating itself was divided by a partition known as a mechitza, as is common in Orthodox synagogues.

If costs associated with each type of resource are manipulated, e.g., by varying the complexity of the items studied or the visual separation of the arrays to be compared, according adjustments of resource allocation ("trade-offs") have been demonstrated.

An occurrence of the destabilization mechanism by creaming was observed in turbidimetric measurements, but no visual phase separation could be observed, indicating a good kinetic stability after a 7-day storage.

In visual cortex, separation between the two types of PSPs during down states was not necessary, since it was not so common for stimuli to induce an up state.

Furthermore, exercise intervention has been shown to improve performance in a neurogenesis-dependent cognitive test, the visual pattern separation task in human subjects [ 48].

They observed a significant enhancement in performance on the visual pattern separation task together with lower depression scores in subjects who participated in exercise training a well-known enhancer of neurogenesis [ 48].

The "privacy" this system will provide is open to interpretation: an assortment of ethereal cotton-spandex screens that flex like wings can be snapped in place to offer some semblance of visual and audio separation.