"visually recognize" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to recognize something by seeing it, as opposed to using other senses like hearing or feeling. Example: "The witness was able to visually recognize the suspect from a lineup of photos."
Skolyles's favorite examples concern experiments showing that the auditory cortex receiving light in early development can visually recognize objects, and, vice versa, the visual cortex can develop and become auditory.
Object agnosia is a rare disorder in which an individual cannot visually recognize objects.
He gave the example of Microsoft's Xbox Kinect system, which stores body measurements so it can visually recognize repeat players.
"You can train it to visually recognize any object or location," said Dr. Paolo Pirjanian, chief scientist at Evolution Robotics in Pasadena, Calif., who led the ER1 development team.
Seismic reflection profiles are the most general product, enabling us to visually recognize formation boundaries as continuous reflections.
Nevertheless, for another type, the spatial distribution of population density is so irregular, scattered, or chaotic that we can hardly visually recognize any ordered structures in the configuration.
In the "megastudy" by Lemhöfer et al. (2008), more than 1,000 English monosyllabic words that alternated with a visual mask had to be visually recognized by participants in three sessions.
Discriminant analysis, using the SBS levels as classification factors, revealed that thermal parameters reliably distinguished the three visually recognized levels and correctly classified 86% of the samples.
Only one of the Gd-enhanced MS lesions was visually recognized as having higher accumulation when compared to other brain regions in SUV and VT images (Figure 2).
That is, if the robot grasped the thickest folded hem and lifted it without collapsing the shape of the cloth, the worker visually recognized and judged it to be successful.
The PlayStation Eye camera visually recognizes the X/Y position as well as the relative size of the glowing sphere on the motion controller to pinpoint the controller's location.
