Maybe they'll be able to detect, from the form of the message, "This seems to be something we've seen from visually oriented species, or auditory-oriented species".
People who are more visually oriented and less articulate in meetings are empowered to visualize their ideas.
Furthermore, in the case of visually oriented organisms like birds, sensory specializations may help gather visual information necessary to detect prey against the background and track them visually until capture.
Overall, our results demonstrate that different pygmy grasshopper colour morphs vary in susceptibility to visually oriented predators, that different morphs are favoured in different visual environments, and indicate that predation may contribute to selection and spatial and temporal micro-evolutionary shifts of colour morph frequencies in natural populations.
This is an art form meant to be heard, and in a visually oriented society, no one seems quite sure what role the visual should play.
In certain situations, ground-nesting birds can place nests in favorable settings to reduce both visual and olfactory detection, but many times, the selection for concealment from visually oriented predators occurs at the expense of olfactory detection (Conover and Borgo 2009; Conover et al. 2010).
Primates have traditionally been considered to be primarily visually oriented animals (Fobes and King 1982), relying on their highly developed visual system to optimize their foraging efficiency and avoid toxic substances.
"But they're great for visually oriented people".
But for the visually oriented, the pickings have been slim.
Williams was visually oriented, and Murrow was a word man.
From the infancy program on, communication through signing is integral to the visually oriented classroom.
