Sentence examples for visualising from inspiring English sources

We might not yet be able to track the movement of every rat in a city with digital tags, like some sort of bad rodent dystopian novel, but MIT has developed a novel way of visualising their presence – by using a history of calls to a public-service helpline number.

He'd overwhelm his cravings by visualising a horrific memory of a cancer patient at Stanford's medical school, "on a gurney [stretcher], with x-marks on his head and exposed chest, being wheeled into radiation".

I'm going to rule out All Creatures Great and Small's James Herriott from the outset because I never want to visualise Christopher Timothy armpit deep in cow rear ever (oh no, I'm visualising it already. Make it stop!).

Chip Wilson, the boss of lululemon, a seller of yoga gear, has set up a website, whil.com, that urges people to turn off their brains for 60 seconds by visualising a dot.

Ideas submitted range from visualising the locations of shipwrecks to a system to locate car parks, ranked according to cost and crime rates.

The pyramid is a traditional way of visualising and explaining the age structure of a society.

So, simply visualising a bowl of M&Ms will not do.

At first, visualising an invisible substance of unknown composition seems like an impossible task.

He may be understating the technology's importance.The world-wired webGeobrowsers are a stunningly effective means of visualising the planet.

The shape of the world's demography is changingTHE pyramid is a traditional way of visualising and explaining the age structure of a society.

(ii) He argues for a thesis about visualising the 'dependency thesis', which states that to visualise an F is to imagine a visual experience of an F. (For an influential discussion of this idea, see Williams 1973. For an endorsement of the view, see Peacocke 1985 and Vendler 1984).