Sentences with phrase «without visual aids»

It's in these sequences that Burton allows his characters to tell one or two stories verbally without visual aids or flashbacks, and they're the saddest tales of all.

The cluster can easily be seen in small telescopes, but is hard to find without visual aids even on a clear night.

Usually speakers give short presentations without visual aids, aiding connection with the audience (Navid and Einsiedel, 2012).

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Can't... and even if I could, if you are unable to explain yourself without flashy visual aids... I doubt it is at all accurate.

Someone whose striate cortex (primary visual cortex) has been damaged or destroyed can sometimes identify the position and even the shape of light stimuli without the aid of any conscious visual experience.

Ignoring for a moment the use of audio - visual aids and other classroom technologies, without good design for speech, teaching, at its most basic form, becomes redundant.

I surgically removed the sarcasm from my tone and cooly, calmly informed him that, yes, lizards know «what to do» without prompting, demonstrations or visual aids.

Epic's Unreal Engine 4 features a new integrated toolset called Unreal Persona, built on top of the Blueprint visual scripting system, which offers blend spaces and state machines and also allows animators to create a playable character without the aid of a programmer.

Many of the artists in this selection of pictures from the Visual AIDS Artist + Registry depict themselves in frank dialogue with the camera — sometimes even without the protection that clothing or other artifice might provide.

On December 1, 1989, the first Day Without Art, organized by Visual AIDS, launched in over 700 institutions across the United States, including museums, galleries and independent art spaces.

Inspired by protest - art groups like ACT UP spinoff Gran Fury — which produces «campaigns» like «Kissing Doesn't Kill: Greed and Indifference Do,» «Art is Not Enough» and, most famously, «Silence = Death,» a neon sign which hangs in the window of the New Museum — the activist group Visual AIDS persuades hundreds of art organizations to institute a «day without art,» and shroud work in «mourning and action in response to the AIDS crisis.»

His contributions have been recognized within the arts community by the National Art Education Association Award for Distinguished Service, 1993; National Art Education Association Museum Educator of the Year, 1991; New York State Governor's Award for Visual AIDS and A Day Without Art, 1990; and the New York State Governor's Award for the Museum of Modern Art's program for people with hearing disabilities, 1984.

On December 1, 1989, Visual AIDS organized the first of what was then - called Day Without Art — a national day of action and mourning in response to the AIDS crisis.

By participating in Postcards From the Edge artists and collectors support the activities of Visual AIDS, enabling the organization to produce AIDS - focused contemporary art programs and provide supplies and assistance to artists living with HIV / AIDS, many who are unable to continue producing work without such support.

Our gratitude goes out to all the participating artists and everyone who comes out to support Visual AIDS, enabling us to produce AIDS - focused contemporary art programs and provide supplies and assistance to artists living with HIV / AIDS, many who are unable to continue producing work without such support.

On December 1, 1990, Visual AIDS presented the first Night Without Light, cities nationwide turn off their architectural lights as visual reminder of the impact ofVisual AIDS presented the first Night Without Light, cities nationwide turn off their architectural lights as visual reminder of the impact ofvisual reminder of the impact of AIDS.

Most importantly, by participating in Postcards from the Edge, collectors support the activities of Visual AIDS, enabling the organization to produce AIDS - focused contemporary art programs and provide supplies and technical assistance to artists living with HIV / AIDS, many who are unable to continue producing work without such aid.

Necessary attention is also given to the works and actions of Gran Fury and ACT UP, as well as to the ongoing work of the Visual AIDS organization, which since 1988 has sponsored public art campaigns, including Day Without Art (1989), the iconic red AIDS ribbon (1991), and freely distributed AIDS - awareness broadsides designed by the likes of Barbara Kruger and Glenn Ligon (1992).

In 1989, Visual AIDS organized «A Day Without Art», a day of mourning.

It goes without saying, however, that the reliance on visual aids to deconstruct and solve the logical reasoning questions places test takers who are visually impaired at a great disadvantage.

You can bring the «sexy» back into your resume with a combination of formatting and marketing tricks such as a branding statement instead of the old and BORING Objective; an endorsement, and / or tables, borders, graphs, and shading, among other visual aids — without neglecting grammar and copy writing, of course.

In addition, use of cell phones (both voice and text) could be beneficial because of the ability to stay in frequent contact, but could also generate misunderstandings that can occur without the aid of visual channels (e.g., Coyne et al., 2011).