Sentence examples for visualizable from inspiring English sources
The word "visualizable" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe things that can be visualized, such as a concept or an idea. For example, "Our new marketing strategy is very visualizable, with a clear structure and lots of helpful diagrams."
adjective
That can be visualized.
He first solved (1924 25) certain vexing difficulties in the theory of atomic spectra by the introduction of a new quantum number a quantity that was later called spin but that Pauli, in accordance with his philosophical rejection of visualizable models, called "a two-valuedness not describable classically".
With the abandonment of the ether theories following the rise of relativity theory, this visualizable model ceased to have validity.
Kinematic ideas, which appeared frequently in mathematics of the period, provided a clear and visualizable means for the generation of geometric magnitude.
The relevant background fact is Reidemeister's theorem, which links the visualizable diagrammatic changes to the mathematically precise definition of knot equivalence: Two knots are equivalent if and only if there is a finite sequence of Reidemeister moves taking a knot diagram of one to a knot diagram of the other.
Hermann von Helmholtz (1821 1894) participated in two of the most significant developments in physics and in the philosophy of science in the 19th century: the proof that Euclidean geometry does not describe the only possible visualizable and physical space, and the shift from physics based on actions between particles at a distance to the field theory.
When x and y range over the field of reals, x²+y²=1 describes the ordinary Euclidean circle in two dimensions, but when the variables range over the complex numbers this equation describes the complex counterpart of the circle, visualizable as a two-dimensional surface embedded in four real dimensions (regarding the complex plane as having two real dimensions).
Kreisel (1970, Section 3.5) provides another analysis by focusing on what is "visualizable".
Whereas Heisenberg eschewed the use of visualizable pictures, and accepted discontinuous transitions as a primitive notion, Schrödinger claimed as an advantage of his theory that it was anschaulich.
Literally, the closest translation of the term anschaulich is 'visualizable'visualizable
