Sentence examples for visual versions from inspiring English sources
The humble assemblages are like visual versions of Frank O'Hara's poetry -- Brainard happened to be close friends with the poet, and was influenced by his work.
These heuristics from computer sciences have been proposed to explain human optimization performance when connecting dots on a computer screen in visual versions of the travelling salesman problem [ 19].
His curiosity is boundless but also disciplined, and he forgoes explanation in favor of a visual version of what anthropologists call thick description.
Derbyshire threw this issue to her live audience, who delivered an ideologically and demographically balanced discussion of political slipperiness: a visual version of a classic wireless moan-in.
Fiction edged its way closer to a digital incarnation with the publication this week of an interactive visual version of John Buchan's classic thriller, The Thirty-Nine Steps.
They can upload them to PicPlz, where others can view photo streams from a particular user or location, so it is like a visual version of Twitter.
Altogether, though, it is definitely its own unsweet thing: the visual version of a moral tantrum, abrupt, loud and apparently spontaneous, but with its theatrical shock effects carefully prepared.
She later described her body language to her mother and sister as a visual version of "Dude". Her mother may not have been so casual when they met in the locker room.
"Mapping the Protests in Cairo, Day by Day," for instance, is a visual version of the protests in Cairo last February that uses Google Earth to show crucial information.
Much of "Mirroring Evil" is a visual version of that favorite history game: What If? Had the Nazis triumphed and a version of contemporary consumerism had merchandized their "stuff," might not it have been transformed in the disturbing ways this exhibition reveals?
Because the real tribunals, which have not yet been scheduled, are to be open to newspaper and magazine reporters but not to television cameras, "JAG" is offering the first and perhaps only visual version of the tribunals that millions of people will see.
