Sentence examples for visually sampling from inspiring English sources

In an echo of what underground rap artists were doing in the Bronx with their audio sampling of others' work, Prince began by visually sampling a set of adverts in the New York Times for living-room furniture that is pure 1970s kitsch, worthy of Telly Savalas.

While observing the world around us, we constantly shift our gaze from point to point to visually sample our surrounding.

The manual microscopic methodology, where an investigator visually samples multiple areas within slides of tissue sections, has long remained the basic 'standard' for many studies and for routine histopathologic reporting.

6 16 weeks later the test plants were inspected visually and sampled for PCR analysis.

Care needs to be taken when 'softer' samples are analysed to ensure the imprint from the arm clamp is not visually apparent after sampling.

A sympathetic viewer primed by the sort of European theoretical writings that became popular in the art world in the '80s might discover more such deep philosophical meanings in Mr. Kuitca's visually lifeless sampling of Modernist motifs.

Furthermore, the relative expression of miR-21 detected by RNAseq points towards up-regulation of this microRNAs in visually unaffected sample in comparison to the necrotic sample (visually unaffected sample contains more than 2 times more reads than the necrotic).

We visually inspected and sampled only calls of good quality and low background noise at a sampling frequency of 44.1 kHz.

Illumina GAIIx sequencing generated 15,034,867 raw reads (un-normalized reads) in the necrotic sample and 12,544,524 raw reads in the visually unaffected sample, after filtering of low quality reads (Chastity > 0.6).

The living organisms are collected visually from the sampled debris and no further extraction is needed.

Causes of visual loss and eye disease in the rest of the visually impaired sample were: age related macular degeneration (AMD) (53%), cataract (36%), glaucoma (12%), myopic degeneration (4%) and diabetic eye disease (3%) [ 4].