Sentence examples for visual shapes from inspiring English sources

The strange visual shapes of "Against the Sky" evoked strange emotional states.

I trust its narrative, its visual shapes and its gestural motifs.

Such is the difference between two brain areas involved in perceiving visual shapes.

For instance, people have been shown to consistently match specific tastes and flavours to particular visual shapes.

We claim that it is the re-cognition of visual shapes and images in design that enables emergence.

Visual shapes that are defined by boundaries, which were generated from juxtaposed opponent motions, are represented at different stages in the ventral pathway.

An example would be to perceive the visual shape of a person, a voice, and a certain odour and conclude that all this information belongs to a particular person currently talking.

And when I edited the Oxford History of Western Art (735 plates), the choice of illustrations (and thus of the visual shape of the history) was significantly shaped by costs.

What Hulls is doing with Maliphant is nothing less than giving visual shape to the transforming power of the dancing body, and the dancing imagination.

Steven Pinker, the author of "The Language Instinct" and a psychology professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, says that PowerPoint can give visual shape to an argument.

It was forceful enough to contribute to the visual shape of an era, but by World War I it was out of favor.