Sentence examples for visually reinforced from inspiring English sources

In noisy settings, listening is aided by correlated dynamic visual cues gleaned from a talker's face an improvement often attributed to visually reinforced linguistic information.

For Robert Edmond Jones, one of the most influential stage craftsmen of the 20th century, having Arnold Schoenberg calling the shots for "Die Glückliche Hand" ("The Hand of Fate") freed him to design a brooding set and lighting scheme that visually reinforced the composer's stark exploration of futility in the pursuit of love.

Our striking observation was visually reinforced by sliding-window analysis of TRIM5α nucleotide divergence between species.

They are invaluable to visually reinforce number bonds.

Toby Frow's production, however, visually reinforces Bovell's idea that our lives are marked by intimate isolation.

Modern European and American scenic design tries to help the audience understand and connect with a play by visually reinforcing all of these aspects.

There is no social context — no tenement, no fire escape, no cramped "hive-like" apartment to visually reinforce Tom's parlous "two-by-four situation" — and, worst of all, no lyricism.

It is near where his grandfather, who immigrated from fascist Italy, first worked in the coal mines, and the backdrop is meant to visually reinforce his message that hard-working people came to this country to seek freedom and opportunity.

The atmosphere not only can reveal a lot about the strength of a company's cybersecurity culture, but it visually reinforces the policies in place.

Frequently, Russia's street artists illustrate these historic figures in their works—a practice that visually reinforces the role that history plays in Russia's contemporary political and cultural arenas.

The meetings give Obama a chance to thank the health workers but also to visually reinforce his administration's message that they should be treated as heroes, not pariahs.