Sentence examples for visually open from inspiring English sources

Conversely, we predicted that Red-tailed Hawks and American Kestrels would have lower head movement rates, hence lengthening the interval between consecutive head movements, as they search for prey in visually open habitats, and thus the visual obstruction by less complex vegetation (e.g., grassy areas) is farther away.

The Times Center, on West 41st Street in the new building of The New York Times, is a comfortable, attractive, visually open hall that is likely to be useful for chamber concerts.

It features a visually open and spacious keyboard design with keys raised from the surface.

That includes white patches of ordinary house paint — a surprise — which visually open up internal pictorial space in the jampacked image.

White visually opens up a space, Ms. Brown said, and like a blank canvas, opens up the imagination to decorating possibilities.

So far, that has so far meant creating a central atrium, allowing light to stream onto white marble surfaces, and visually opening up three accessories floors, including the lower ground level.

A week after a graphic rape scene not envisaged by the original creators of William Tell provoked furious protests at the Royal Opera House, a work whose central dramatic event is a rape that is invariably presented visually opens at Glyndebourne.

Why not enjoy the simple contours of these man-made hills for their intrinsic value -- visually clear, uncluttered open space that might be welcomed by many residents and the wildlife of Staten Island?

The master suite claims its terrace and spa-quality bathroom, and a visually arresting open plan living room features a brick fireplace.

Because the swiftlet Collocalia spodiopygia vocalizes irregularly and is much easier to detect (visually) in open habitats than in forests, we do not include its data in the total relative abundance values.

"Visually, it opens up a scar on the side of the mountain.