"visually capture" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that someone has seen or an image that has been taken, such as a photograph or video. For example, "The artist visually captured the beauty of the night sky in her painting."
An InSchlierenuide To "Hearing Architecture" With Artist Jacqueline Kiyomi Gordon.
By finding "peaks" and "valleys" in the curve, we can visually capture the cluster structures in the connectivity matrix.
One aim of the project was to visually capture the cultural worlds and transitory relationships of babies and toddlers.
- Routine Patrolling Pattern: In this pattern, an agent with the ability to visually capture the environment (e.g., a Helicopter or UAV) moves within a predefined path and provides environmental information for other agents (see Figure 1(b)).
The (formal) system-level modelling language called POOSL is very expressive and is able to model dynamic hard real-time behaviour and to (visually) capture static (architecture and topology) structure in an object-oriented fashion.
It's a good example of a sentence that has been interpreted to visually capture their meaning.
German multimedia designer Tobias Gremmier visually captures the poetic kinetics of martial arts in Kung Fu Motion Visualization.
The funnel graph visually captures the distortions of selective reporting.
Hollis Bennett is our Nashville-based photographer who has the enviable task of visually capturing our trip, and the unenviable task of trying to make me not look like an idiot in the pictures.
Other notable deaths include those of bassists Paul Gray of Slipknot and Andy Hummel of Big Star, Little Feat drummer Richie Hayward, former James Brown and Parliament-Funkadelic guitarist Catfish Collins, and photographer Herman Leonard, whose smoke-wreathed black-and-white images visually captured the essence of jazz.
Since 2007 Google Street View, in an effort to "to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful" has visually captured the human experience gamut from pranks, to nudity, to crimes to death.
