Sentence examples for visual surface from inspiring English sources

The eye itself is so small, less than 400 µm, that a high-resolution visual surface was unlikely to be established, which would be crucial for a visually orientated predator.

But, over all, the book's hyperactive visual surface covers up a certain hollow monotony in its verbal drama.

There's not an element in this production, directed by Bob McGrath, that doesn't match the visual surface.

The bigger the pieces the more challenging, since they must have the same visual surface".

The immaculate visual surface of his films was guaranteed by his loyalty to those great cinematographers Gunnar Fischer and Sven Nykvist (obituary, September 22 2006).

Thanks to Peter Weir, we know a lot about them, at least the visual surface of their lives.

It is this that finally brings the two Charlottes together, and on this idea that the book's concern with visual surfaces and inner secrets converge.

Waldrop's poems aren't "visual" in the sense that paintings are visual, but they feel as though they had been applied to paper, not simply written down, and they reward the kind of scrutiny we give to discrete visual surfaces.

The Israeli math prodigy would go on to become a graduate student with Dr. Sutherland, with whom he designed the first computerized flight simulation system, pioneering the software technique for hiding visual surfaces from view.

Anderson exults in the textures and tones, creating a vast infra-palette of beiges and off-whites, rarely admitting anything so gaudy as primary and secondary colors, direct sunlight and sharp-edged shadows, rendering visual surfaces that invite touch but appear too delicate to withstand that touch.

In the case of the flat feedback with the curved visual surfaces (Fig. 3f), these surfaces were never reported as flat without feedback, so the feedback did not modify the visual percept from 3-D to flat.