Sentence examples for visually integrated from inspiring English sources
Because the edges are visually integrated in a coarse-to-fine-scale order, the visual fidelity of an image can be maintained by preserving coarse scales at the expense of fine scales.
The decision of its architect, Robert Venturi, to align the wing on the central axis of the old building meant that, unlike most extensions, the new rooms were visually integrated with the old, easy for the public to find and negotiate.
Corporations appreciate the reasons for art in the workplace more than they did when I started my company, and developers and architects know to consider art at the beginning of a project so it can be visually integrated into the setting.
The importance of the one-spot MD is usually for identifying the least and most visually integrated spots.
The length of the building is emphasised and the design elements are visually integrated by vertical projections housing staircases.
CDAPubMed is visually integrated, as an extension of a widespread web browser, within the standard PubMed interface.
Graphic interfaces of geoportals allow visualizing and overlaying various (visually) heterogeneous geographical data, often by image blending: vector data, maps, aerial imagery, Digital Terrain Model, etc. Map design and geo-visualization may benefit from methods and tools to hybrid, i.e. visually integrate, heterogeneous geographical data and cartographic representations.
HVS visually integrates an image edges in a coarse-to-fine-scale (global-to-local) fashion [34].
Low-level features are related to contrast sensitivity and mid-level features to global precedence, which states that the HVS visually integrates image edges in a coarse-to-fine-scale (global-to-local) fashion.
Additionally as opposed to the enamels decorating the lamp's body, red and gold-colored paints, cold-applied and unfired, decorate the top edge of the foot, perhaps an attempt to visually integrate these two sections of the object and to cover an adhesive repair.
Sasaki added that for the second dress, she "wanted to visually integrate air and respiration".
