visualise in English
it is not easy to visualize the future
the cells were better visualized by staining
Use "visualise" in a sentence
1. What is Commissionaire? Visualise complete and outstanding payments
2. Visualise how you will feel when you overcome this obstacle.
3. Equally though, nobody could possibly visualise the meteoric rise that lay ahead.
4. An attempt to visualise the proximal bile ducts resulted in a small perforation.
5. This might be hard for some people who can't visualise well, though.
6. Commissionaire lets you keep track of sales and visualise commissions
7. 20 An attempt to visualise the proximal bile ducts resulted in a small perforation.
8. With her vivid imagination, Melissa could visualise the scene and it sickened her.
9. Now I can visualise your surroundings when I'm not with you.
10. We all can visualise a friend's face when he is away.
11. The whole development cycle is streamlined when the programmer can visualise and monitor program execution.
12. To help visualise their impact, the application places a virtual garden in the user's profile.
13. Also, models of geometrical shapes are used to help them visualise abstract forms.
14. Try to visualise the meaning of historical writing and thereby make the past come to life.
15. Items are imaginatively displayed within room settings, enabling you to visualise them in your own home.
16. This involves insertion of a fibre optic camera into the stomach to visualise it.
17. She may even be asked to visualise the whole incident in a different way.
18. Causal replaces your spreadsheets and slide decks with a better way to perform calculations, visualise data, and communicate with numbers
19. Autograph is the only software to let you visualise maths in 2D and 3D with ease
20. Always visualise your audience when practising, as this will help you in choosing the right tone for your voice.
21. I could visualise the map, and the position of the village in relation to the coast where I had come ashore.
22. The feat is not just a parlour trick - it could help people visualise how light travels in the curved fabric of space.
23. 20 We may visualise them as wavelengths and orbits about a nucleus - with some similarity to a miniature solar system.
24. In one study half the participants were instructed to visualise themselves feeling confident and relaxed at an upcoming job interview .
25. If you can visualise the shot there is a strong chance your body will respond and make a good swing.
26. Or you may wish to visualise yourself having achieved something, such as a promotion or a new job.
27. We may visualise them as wavelengths and orbits about a nucleus - with some similarity to a miniature solar system.
28. Though he described the place carefully, I couldn't visualise it because it was so different from anything I'd known.
29. When you worked on the script with Anne-Louise Trividic, did you already visualise how the film would turn out?
30. Cadastre NSW is a service for Local Government Authorities (LGAs) and state utility providers to capture and visualise the progress of subdivision developments across NSW
31. Psychological research shows that most people in the UK don't feel personally threatened by climate change because it is vague, abstract and difficult to visualise.
32. Hence the optimists believe that it is difficult to visualise circumstances better suited to a successful devaluation than the ones currently offered.
33. If you want to remember a list of household objects – gherkins, cottage cheese, sugar and other items – then visualise them in an unforgettable manner, he says.
34. An EU initiative has developed a set of new tools to help architects plan and visualise urban landscapes, offering more advanced 3D simulation technology.
35. I found myself talking about a fluffy-clouds heaven in which I didn't believe because I wanted to give them something positive to visualise.
36. During the first part I have to completely relax, then I have to visualise my goal and then for the last five minutes I have to wake myself up.
37. The temptation during meetings or telephone conversations that you are not particularly engaged with is to start thinking about things. You visualise things such as holidays.
38. As Mike becomes obsessive – to the point that her partner worries if she is “back on the sauce” – Morley Analeptically deploys colour and light to reveal fragmented flashbacks of objects and shadowy corners of space that visualise repressed memories that Mike admits she cannot access, a cinematic device that makes the audience wonder if
39. 26 In reply, the applicant submits that those documents are not new items of evidence which alter the framework of the dispute, but only three-dimensional representations of the designs at issue, which were produced for the sole purpose of making it easier to visualise the fundamental differences which characterise those designs and give rise, on the part of the informed user, to a different general impression.