Sentence examples for visually complete from inspiring English sources

Heavily inspired by the cult roguelike Dwarf Fortress, he saw the potential for a new, more visually complete take on the conventions.

In this study, a target space-time range was chosen in which the seismicity seems to be relatively and visually complete and homogeneous above 4.0 (see Table 1).

It seems to me that Windows 8, likely much more touch-friendly and web-integrative, must still be quite a ways off (end of 2011 is what we've heard), and in order to demo it, they'd have to have it at least visually complete and in a form that could be squeezed onto one of their partners' new tablets.

The fissure was scored as complete when it was thought to be visually complete and there was no evidence of bronchovascular structures crossing from adjacent lobes.

Although it has been pointed out that the missing data may cause records to be "visually complete but intellectually insufficient," [ 15] the causal effect of health status on data sufficiency is not the focus of this study.

Currently used gingival replicating materials are usually pink and opaque, making it difficult or impossible for the dentist and laboratory technician to visually confirm complete seating of components subgingivally on laboratory analogs without altering the cast.

Each completed questionnaire was checked visually for completeness before fed to computer.

For this edition teams of preservationists have collated the best surviving prints, combining shots and sequences from up to five or six different versions to produce the most complete, visually satisfying versions we are likely to see.

BulldozAIR wants to build a whole suite of tools that use mobile devices to keep track of all the tasks construction workers complete visually.

During tissue trimming, the whole vagina with the mesh and the rectum were cut into several transversal slices and they were visually assessed to complete the necropsy score, 3(b), and 3(c)).

For all fissures visually assessed as being complete the automatic method resulted in significantly higher completeness scores (mean 92.78%) than for those assessed as being partial or absent (mean 77.16%; all p values <0.001).