As mathematicians were now dealing with objects beyond what we can visualise, these "shapes" became known in general as "algebraic cycles".
The only way we can visualise the little girl trapped under the ice, her discovery, the ambulance, the CPR by the water's edge, the theatre, the surgeon's cut through her chest, is through the imagination.
"We have to walk past where he was killed and we can visualise it – we have to live with that for the rest of our lives".
Being simultaneously immobile, wakeful and wordless is an experience that runs contrary to all our habits, and for which there is no model in our culture, nothing we can visualise, no narrative we can follow.
First up, we meet the man himself, ruddy-faced Mr Farmer, who, thanks to the Seeds' 1966 song, we can visualise traversing the fields with his "seedy clothes"... "What exactly is it that he is growing?" we might enquire.
Since the number of possible partitions grows very rapidly with the sample size, we can not visualise this probability distribution in its entirety, unless the sample is very small.
We must be cognisant that effecting system change may not occur as a result of this approach, however, one can visualise that local healthcare systems will benefit from this operationalised approach and the summary recommendations that will result.
This scan can visualise somatostatin receptors on the tumour cell membrane [ 22].
We have all seen film rewound, and so can visualise the details in Time's Arrow.
It is at moments like these that you can visualise how powerful the force of life is, and this is what they represent.
