Sentence examples for vivid displays from inspiring English sources

Alarm patterns are the most readily recognized, consisting of strong contrasting light and dark areas, bars and peripheral dark outlines, or vivid displays of spots, like huge eyes.

Scientific visualization software couples high-performance graphics with the output of equation solvers to yield vivid displays of models of physical systems.

Even so, the Volt's vivid displays — including a little green ball that hovers inside an animated circle — offer welcome feedback on how efficiently you're driving.

Even so, the Obama administration has been an active practitioner of gunboat diplomacy, a term that refers to achieving foreign-policy objectives through vivid displays of naval might.

This so-called structural colouration is known to play a role in many kinds of vivid displays in nature, such as the iridescent wings of beetles to the brightly coloured feathers of peacocks and kingfishers.

The exhibition is punctuated by a striking slowed down video installation featuring models wearing Van Noten's designs but given the reflective surfaces of the glass cases – inset video screens and vivid displays within them – all this leads to sensory overload and disorientation, with many an eager fashion fan literally bumping into the shiny surfaces.

That reality has been on vivid display in recent days.

Those two approaches were on vivid display at a news conference on Tuesday.

And his highly eclectic tastes are on vivid display in his own quarters.

Rarely, however, has his intellectual dishonesty been on such vivid display.

But it's also here that the foibles of Manhattan's elite are on vivid display.