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91 Part of the event are exhibitions of indigenous art and a colloquium on visual anthropology.

92 Despite her irritating affectations, she did have a genuine flair for divining quality in both literature and the visual arts.

93 The visual element of documentary material is quite different - at least when location shots are used.

94 Yet when he spoke of himself, his gaze frequently wandered, as though in search of visual ballast.

95 Full use should be made of visual aids and internal specialist advice should be taken.

96 This is the cue for interactive sculpture by contemporary artists and computer-generated visual effects.

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97 It is the combination of verbal and visual that has the desired effect.

98 The same response was then produced withholding the visual display.

99 The association between echographic measurement and visual scales is a simple method of evaluating the relationship between the stomach and appetite.

100 We have already seen that there are cells in the visual cortex that recognize edges.

101 Other things being equal, visual improvements are conducive to survival and reproduction.

102 When questioned directly about these findings, the patient admitted to the presence of visual abnormalities since early adolescence.

103 On the other side of the terrace a raised bed provides visual balance and accommodates a specimen juniper and winter flowering heathers.

104 Therefore, with a half to 1 minute still to run we should be able to establish visual contact.

105 Visual sensibility is a prerequisite of art appreciation, and a genuine aesthetic experience is both self-sufficient and disinterested.

106 Moreover, visual input produces direct emotional arousal, which is the most potent neurochemical condition for learning and attitudinal change.

107 The visual evidence accumulates in the courtroom without argument: maps, video footage, satellite imagery and photographs.

108 We are not really aware of how we draw on visual clues in our interpretation of what we hear.

109 These apparent discrepancies in visual behaviour can easily be misunderstood.

110 The contrast arises because the two tasks reflect distinct stages of visual processing.

111 However, these criticisms are outweighed by the visual impact which pie charts have.

112 In general, all visual aids were used for a purpose.

113 To give the learner visual, tactile and aural stimuli, which increase the learning experience.

114 It can also influence learned and voluntary reactions to visual stimuli when the visual cortex is absent.

115 Schizophrenia is a brain disorder that can cause, among other things, visual and auditory hallucinations, delusions and distorted thinking.

116 He also argues that, in its turn, the Scientific Revolution had some effect on the visual arts.

117 They can help the reader to develop the appreciation and enjoyment of pictorial material by offering a range of rich visual experiences.

118 The monkeys were easily able to discriminate between the different objects, according to their visual appearance.

119 Such vision would be recorded as 6/60 and would indicate severely reduced visual acuity.

120 The panels can be used as a visual communication system for stricken users when computer systems fail.