visual style
collocation in Englishmeaningsofvisualandstyle
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visual
adjective
uk/ˈvɪʒ.u.əl/us/ˈvɪʒ.u.əl/
relating ...
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style
noun
uk/staɪl/us/staɪl/
a way of doing something, especially one that is typical of a person, group of people, place, ...
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(Definition ofvisualandstylefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesofvisual style
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This flexible, open-ended approach tovisualstyleautomates qualitative rerepresentations, learns from the data set unsupervised, and modifies assessments according to design context.
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In this way, interpreting a design and distinguishing somevisualstylecan be dependent on a feature's relevance relative to context.
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Our approach tovisualstylefocuses on modeling both a cognitively compatible and task-relevant clustering method.
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The mixed quality of the magazine'svisualstylewas also reflected in the writing it published.
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The results show that the model provides a cognitively plausible and context-dependent method for characterizingvisualstylein design.
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Yet, most of the existing approaches tovisualstyleare limited because a comparison ultimately depends on quantifying common elements independent of their context.
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It is such complex aspects of context in relation to visuospatial information and cognition that also require further exploration in modelingvisualstylein design.
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To justify this behavior, they had to create avisualstylewhich metonymically associated themselves with women while distinctly affirming their superiority.
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However, because of the complexity of deriving semantics relevant to the domain, this approach is less prominent in models ofvisualstyle.
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We present a model ofvisualstylebased on the concept of similarity as a qualitative context-dependent categorization.
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The problem of modelingvisualstylelargely reflects these different levels of complexity.
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In both cases the genre-references are patches of conventionalvisualstylethat the characters momentarily inhabit without appearing to notice it; they communicate a shared vision of the encounter.
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These limitations are critical to a digital characterization ofvisualstylein design because designers are capable of analyzing artifacts using a number of different dimensions.
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In other words, it becomes possible to integrate contextual dependencies where avisualstyledetected by a designer is influenced by his or her design objectives and intentions.
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The cameras are a little less static, to reflect the busy urban mood, but it would be hard to place these dramas in time from theirvisualstyle.
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Its vividvisualstylewas noted by critics.
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The results will yield clear identities for a shape grammar composition that can be based on physical construction andvisualstyle.
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The concept, closely linked with green building, is not known for a distinctivevisualstyle, but for minimizing the negative environmental impact of a building.
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