visual

(Askeri) GÖREREK MUHAREBE: Görülebilir işaret vermek suretiyle yapılan herhangi bir muharebe, bayrak (flag), ışık (lıght), işaret bezi (panel), işaret ve aydınlatma mühimmatı (fire works), kol ve el hareketleri, bir uçağın kanat hareketleri vs. ile haberleşme

visual control

(Bilgisayar) görüntüsel denetim

visual discrimination

(Pisikoloji, Ruhbilim) görsel ayırt etme

visual display unit

(Askeri) görsel görüntü birimi

visual display unit controller

(Askeri) görsel görüntü birimi kontrolörü

visual distress signaling device

(Askeri) göresl imdat muhaberat aracı

visual effects

görüntü efektleri

visual element

(Bilgisayar) görsel öğe

visual elevation

(Askeri) GÖRÜŞ YÜKSEKLİĞİ: Mermi yoluna yeterli düşüş verebilmek için bir makinalı tüfekten atılan beyaz izli mermi çizgisinin, hedef üzerinde görülmesi icap eden mesafe

visual elevation

görüş yüksekliği

visual evaluation

görsel değerlendirme

visual examination

(Gıda) görsel analiz

visual examination

görsel muayene

visual examination

görsel test

visual field defect

(Pisikoloji, Ruhbilim) görüş alanı kusuru

visual fire control

(Askeri) GÖREREK ATEŞ İDARESİ: Bir topçu atışının, optik takip aletleri kullanmak suretiyle teknik idaresi

visual fixation

(Pisikoloji, Ruhbilim) görsel sabitleme

visual flight

(Askeri) GÖREREK UÇUŞ: Bir uçağın uçuş yolu ve irtifaını yere, suya ve bulutlara bakarak kontrolu suretiyle yapılan uçuşu

visual flight rules

(Askeri) görerek uçuş kuralları

visual hallucination

(Pisikoloji, Ruhbilim) görme varsanısı

visual hallucination

(Pisikoloji, Ruhbilim) görsel halusinasyon

visual hedonism

görsel hedonizm

visual holding

(Havacılık) görerek bekleme

visual horizon

(Sanat) göz ufku

visual identification

(Askeri) GÖREREK TEŞHİS VE TANIMA: Bir uçuş kontrol sisteminde uçağın bir radar hedefini takip ettiği ve otomatik olarak görerek teşhisi mümkün kılacak duruma getirdiği bir kontrol şekli

visual identification

(Askeri) görerek teşhis ve tanıma

visual identification information display

(Askeri) görerek teşhis bilgi ekranı

visual illusion

(Pisikoloji, Ruhbilim) görsel yanılsama

visual imagery

(Pisikoloji, Ruhbilim) görsel canlandırma

visual imaging system

(Askeri) görsel görüntüleme sistemi

visual induction

(Pisikoloji, Ruhbilim) görsel indükleme

visual information

(Askeri) görsel bilgi

visual information documentation

(Askeri) görsel bilgi dokümanı

visual inspection

(Askeri) GÖZ MUAYENESİ, GÖZLE MUAYENE: Bak "inspection". VISUAL INSPECTION SYSTEM FOR AIR PLANES: UÇAKLARIN GÖZLE MUAYENE SİSTEMİ: Uçakların dıştan ve gözle yapılan muayene usulü

visual instruction

görsel eğitim

visual interceptor

(Askeri) görerek önleme yapan uçak

visual interceptor

(Askeri) GÖREREK ÖNLEME YAPAN UÇAK: Görerek yapılan önleme dışında, gece veya gündüz, hedefi önlemek için herhangi özel bir teçhizatlı olmayan önleme uçağı

visual level flight

(Havacılık) görsel seviye uçuşu

visual meteorological conditions

(Askeri) görerek uçuş meteorolojik şartları

visual mine firing indicator

(Askeri) GÖREREK MAYIN ATEŞLEME GÖSTERGESİ: Eğitim mayınlarında, eğer mayın faaliyete hazır olduğu taktirde patlayacağını gösteren tertibat

visual models

(Politika, Siyaset) görsel modeller

(Askeri) optik gözlemci

visual organization

(Pisikoloji, Ruhbilim) görsel örgütlenme

visual performance

(Aydınlatma) görsel performans

visual phosphene

(Pisikoloji, Ruhbilim) görsel fosfen

visual photometry

(Aydınlatma) görsel ışıkölçme

visual pollution

(Çevre) görsel kirlilik

visual projection

(Pisikoloji, Ruhbilim) görsel yansıtma

visual range

(Fizik) gözle görülür uzaklık

visual range

(Fizik) görsel erim

visual reconnaissance

(Askeri) GÖZ KEŞFİ, GÖZLE KEŞİF: Askeri maksatlar için direkt gözleme ile yapılan keşif. Göz keşfi karadan veya havadan yapılabilir

visual reconnaissance

(Askeri) göz keşfi

visual reconnaissance

(Askeri) gözle keşif

visual report

(Askeri) GÖZLE TEMAS RAPORU: Bu terim kullanılmamalıdır. Bak "in. -flight report"

visual report

(Askeri) gözetleme raporu

visual settings

(Bilgisayar) görsel ayarlar

visual signal

(Askeri) görerek muhabere işareti

visual signal

optik sinyal

visual signal

(Askeri) GÖREREK MUHAREBE İŞARETİ: Görebilmek maksadıyla yapılan herhangi bir işaret, bayrak, ışık, işaret bezi, aydınlatma mühimmatı, kol ve el hareketleri, bir uçağın kanat hareketleri vs. vasıtasıyla verilen işaretler

visual spectrum

(Meteoroloji) görülür tayf

visual test

(Nükleer Bilimler) gözle muayene

written and visual

gözle görülür biçimde

audio-visual system

ses görüntü sistemi

normal visual range

normal görüş alanı

Joint Visual Integrated Display System

(Askeri) Müşterek Görsel Birleştirilmiş Görüntüleme Sistemi

audiovisual/visual information

(Askeri) görsel-işitsel/görsel bilgi

beyond visual range

(Askeri) görüş mesafesi dışında

combat visual information support center

(Askeri) muharebe görsel bilgi destek merkezi

empty visual field

(Havacılık) görünebilen boş saha

microsoft visual basic

microsoft visual basic

microsoft visual c++

microsoft visual c++

microsoft visual interdev

microsoft visual ınterdev

microsoft visual j++

microsoft visual j++

microsoft visual studio

microsoft visual studio

runway visual range

(Askeri) PİST GÖRSEL MENZİLİ: Kalkış ve iniş istikametinde, pistin veya onu belirten ışıkların veya işaretlerin, inişteki pilotların ortalama göz düzeyine tekabül eden bir yükseklikte kendi merkez hattındaki özel noktanın üzerindeki bir yerden görülebilen azami uzaklık

slant visual range

(Havacılık) eğik görsel menzil

vertical line array; visual landing aid

(Askeri) dikey hat dizisi; görerek iniş yardımı

very important person; visual information processor

(Askeri) çok önemli kişi; görsel bilgi işlemcisi

visually

görsel olarak

Bu çıplak poster, görsel olarak gençlerin ilgisini çekiyor. - This nude poster appeals visually to the young.

visuals

görsel efekt

written and visual media

(Basın) yazılı ve görsel basın

Английский Язык - Английский Язык

Определение visual в Английский Язык Английский Язык словарь: Any element of something that depends on sight; A preliminary sketch; All the visual elements of a multi-media presentation or entertainment, usually in contrast with normal text or audio; related to or affecting the vision; An image; a picture; a graphic; perceptible by sight; {s} relating to or used in vision; seen; optic; {a} belonging to the sight, exercising sight; Relating to the sense of sight; Pertaining to the sense of sight; {i} tools that help to make an issue clearer or easier to understand (pictures, charts, slides, etc.); A visual type represents a way of interpreting the pixel values of a colormap; Pertaining to vision, neurological signs or symptoms associated with "vision; can be seen (e g Painting and the cinema are visual arts ); Learners need visual aids They respond to blackboard, overhead, filmen presentations Analogies help; That can be seen; visible; To do with the sense of sight; Pertains to seeing; Visual refers to the sense of vision, the sense that enables perception of objects in the environment by means of the eyes; Visual means relating to sight, or to things that you can see. the graphic visual depiction of violence. music, film, dance, and the visual arts. + visually visu·al·ly visually handicapped boys and girls; Artwork; A visual is something such as a picture, diagram, or piece of film that is used to show or explain something. Remember you want your visuals to reinforce your message, not detract from what you are saying. relating to seeing (visualis, from visus; VISION). something such as a picture or the part of a film, video etc that you can see, as opposed to the parts that you hear. visual art visual purple visual field defect; A construct that the X Window System uses to identify framebuffer configurations; relating to or using sight; "ocular inspection"; "an optical illusion"; "visual powers"; "visual navigation"; The impressions and feelings that are picked up from the sense of sight; Visual Learners are the budding Picassos, the doodlers, and the people who have a flair for color Visual Learners seem to have an artistic sense that makes everything they create look beautiful They relate best to the world through pictures and images Activities Visual Learners may enjoy include painting, sculpting, and creating graphs When learning new information or developing academic skills, Visual Learners benefit most from drawing diagrams, reading flowcharts, creating maps, or performing demonstrations Some examples of Visual Learners applying their learning style to their work are architects, pilots, sailors, painters, and sculptors; A stage in the preparation of a LAYOUT; capable of being directly imaged as two separate stars; The sense of seeing; Of or pertaining to sight; used in sight; serving as the instrument of seeing; as, the visual nerve; able to be seen; "be sure of it; give me the ocular proof"- Shakespeare; "a visual presentation"; "a visual image"; If a child is a visual learner, he learns by seeing how something is done
Visual Basic: A programming language developed by Microsoft, broadly descended from BASIC and Pascal and later superseded by VB.NET, in which all programs have a graphical user interface
visual art: An art form intended to be appreciated or perceived primarily by sight, such as painting, photography, printmaking, and filmmaking
visual artist: An artist who works in the visual arts
visual arts: plural form of visual art
visual arts: Art forms that are primarily visual in nature, such as painting, photography, printmaking, and filmmaking
visual binaries: plural form of visual binary
visual binary: A binary star whose components can be visually resolved
visual call sign: A call sign provided primarily for visual signaling
visual call signs: plural form of visual call sign
visual connectedness: a form of research analysis used to determine how well the images in a commercial flow in the mind of the viewer
The Flow of Attention graph’s choppy curves showed weak visual connectedness which means viewers had trouble following the story and explained why they could not playback the ad’s key message.
visual display unit: A computer display, consisting of a screen (or monitor) and keyboard connected to a computer
visual display units: plural form of visual display unit
visual kei: A Japanese music movement which emerged in the 1980s, characterized by eccentric, flamboyant looks and sometimes an androgynous appearance
visual poem: A poem written in such a way that the lines form a pattern, usually related to the subject-matter of the poem
visual proximity: The spatial relationship between design elements (objects, images or text) in a visual medium
visual purple: The pigment rhodopsin
visual snow: A condition in which a person sees television-like static or noise in their field of vision, especially when against a dark background
visual merchandising: Visual merchandising is creating visual displays and arranging merchandise assortments within a store to improve the layout and presentation and to increase traffic and sales. As an example, mannequins are commonly used as a way to promote products relating to appearance, such as clothing or accessories
Visual Basic Scripting Edition: programming language developed by Microsoft that is based on Visual Basic and supported by the Internet Explorer browser enables features similar to Java, such as interactive buttons, scrolls, etc
Visual Identity: (Reklam) What a brand looks like - including, among other things, its logo, typography, packaging and literature systems
visual BASIC: {i} programming language for developing applications under a Windows environment
visual BASIC language: programming language for developing applications under a Windows environment
visual C: programming language for a Windows environment which is based on C
visual C language: programming language for a Windows environment which is based on C
visual C programming language: programming language for a Windows environment which is based on C
visual acuity: a measure of spatial resolution the measure of the abiltiy to visually discriminate
visual acuity: The clarity or clearness of the vision, a measure of how well a person sees The ability to distinguish details and shapes of objects; also called central vision It is measured on the familiar "Snellen's chart" with its decreasing size of letters
visual acuity: Sharpness of vision, especially as tested with a Snellen chart. Normal visual acuity based on the Snellen chart is 20/20
visual acuity: Measure of eye's ability to distinguish object details and shape Assessed by smallest identifiable object that can be seen at a specified distance, usually 20 feet for distance vision and 16 inches for near vision See Free Eye Tests
visual acuity: The ability to detect visual detail
visual acuity: The ability to distinguish details and shapes of objects; also called central vision
visual acuity: A measure of the eyes ability to see
visual acuity: The sharpness of vision, the ability of the eye to distinguish detail
visual acuity: the relative ability of the visual system to resolve detail, usually expressed as the reciprocal of the minimum angular separation, in minutes of arc, of two lines just resolvable as separate and that forms in the average human eye an angle of one minute of arc; often measured by a "Snellen test," a test presenting letters of graduated sizes to determine the smallest size that can be read at a standard distance (a 20/20 letter located 20 feet away from an eye subtends an angle of 5 minutes of arc at the eye); "normal" acuity in the human eye is 20/20, although some eyes are capable of 20/15 or even 20/10 acuity
visual acuity: the clearness of vision; the ability to distinguish details and shapes
visual acuity: Measured ability to see
visual acuity: Clearness and sharpness of vision (p 112)
visual acuity: Visual acuity refers to the measure of the sharpness of vision
visual acuity: sharpness of vision; the visual ability to resolve fine detail (usually measured by a Snellen chart)
visual acuity: The ability to distinguish details and shapes of objects
visual acuity: A measure of the ability to distinguish fine details
visual acuity: Another phrase for visual clarity, it refers to how clearly a person can see Visual acuity is often measured with a traditional eye chart back to top
visual acuity: the measurement of vision corrected with spectacles or contact lenses
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visual acuity: A measure of the ability to resolve distinct objects or fine details with the eye
visual acuity: the space visible to an eye in a given position of gaze
visual acuity: The finest detail that an eye can distinguish using LogMar or Snellen scales
visual acuity: The ability to see clearly at a distance In Europe and the UK this is usually measure at 6 metres It is usually given as a fraction where the top number is the distance at which the test is performed The second figure is the level of vision It is usual to think of 6/6 as normal In the USA it is known as 20/20 because the distances are measured in feet instead of metres The larger the number on the bottom of the fraction the worse the vision Many people are able to see better than 6/6 and figures of 6/5 or even 6/4 are not uncommon
visual acuity: Clearness of vision The ability to distinguish details and shapes of objects; also called central vision
visual acuity: The ability to distinguish details and shapes of objects at varying distances
visual acuity: The smallest, fine detail you can see Usually measured with a letter chart But, can also be measured using pictures, black and white lines or visual evoked potentials (VEPs)
visual acuity: Ability of the eyes to see objects clearly and distinctly, usually measured on the Snellen eye chart (20/20)
visual agnosia: inability to recognize or interpret objects in the visual field
visual aid: Visual aids are things that you can look at, such as a film, model, map, or slides, to help you understand something or to remember information. An instructional aid, such as a poster, scale model, or videotape, that presents information visually. something such as a map, picture, or film that helps people understand, learn, or remember information
visual aids: Devices designed to assist individuals with visual impairments, such as screen readers, large-type books, taped books, and Braillers
visual aids: Items such as colour charts, photographs, drawings, swatches
visual aids: tools that help to make an issue clearer or easier to understand (pictures, charts, slides, etc.)
visual aids: Webster's says: Charts, maps, models or films that chiefly appeal to vision But in Israel they are much more You can see, feel, walk and hear the study and stories of the Torah and Talmud!
visual aphasia: inability to perceive written words
visual area: the cortical area that receives information from the lateral geniculate body of the thalamus
visual arts: {i} arts produced for visual perception (such as painting, sculpture, drawing, etc.)
visual arts: art such as painting, sculpture etc that you look at, as opposed to literature or music
visual aural range: range within which one can see and hear
visual basic: a programming language
visual basic: Visual Basic is much like QBasic, only for windows Visual Basic is kind of Object oriented, the programs use a "window" format
visual basic: A Microsoft® programming language descended from earlier versions of BASIC Visual BASIC® is a Windows-specific version of BASIC with many added "bells and whistles" to allow developers to create GUI Windows™ applications BASIC and Visual BASIC are good languages for novices and occasional developers to learn as it is relatively straightforward to learn and has numerous built-in tools to assist in debugging applications Visual BASIC can be used to develop CGI applications for Web servers although Perl, C/C++, Python, and other such non-GUI programming languages are frequently better suited for developing CGI and Web server applications
visual basic: A high-level, visual-programming version of Basic Visual Basic was developed by Microsoft for building Windows-based applications
visual basic: A computer application for designing buttons, dialog boxes, program windows, macros, and other elements of a graphical program in Microsoft Windows
visual basic: An object oriented programming language developed by Microsoft based upon the BASIC language (BASIC – Beginners’ All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code)
visual basic: A visual programming environment from Microsoft, used for developing Windows applications Visual BASIC makes it possible to develop practical programs very quickly The programmer designs windows graphically, then drags program elements, represented by icons, from the Visual BASIC Toolbox, and writes BASIC code for each element Visual BASIC is event-driven; procedures are called automatically when the end user chooses menu items, clicks the mouse, moves objects on the screen, etc
visual basic: Visual Basic was the development system which first started the excitement over Rapid Application Development Created by Microsoft, it probably has the largest user base because of its immense popularity and the easy-to-learn nature of the language (And yes people, I started Windows programming this way!)
visual basic: A Windows programming language often used to develop applications which run on PCs and LANs / WANs because it offers a good balance of ease of use, wide range of features and extendability
visual basic: A programming language developed by Microsoft
visual basic: A widely used programming language created by Microsoft
visual basic: A programming environment based on BASIC that allows you to create Win32 applications
visual basic: A high-level, programming language Visual Basic was developed by Microsoft for building stand alone Windows based applications
visual basic: 1/98Advanced dialect of Basic for app development on PCs
visual basic: A popular event-driven visual programming system from Microsoft Corporation VB can be used to develop Windows interfaces It is widely used for application program development and for prototyping def goes here
visual basic: A programming language and environment that allows rapid creation of user interfaces by dragging and dropping elements such as buttons and controls
visual basic: A programming language created by Microsoft as a version of BASIC
visual basic: A graphical programming language and development environment created by Microsoft in 1990
visual basic: Microsoft's interpreted programming language, often used to create active content in web pages
visual cell: one of the cells of the retina that is sensitive to light
visual communication: communication that relies on vision
visual contact: distance from which one can see who is in front of him
visual display unit: (British) a device for displaying input signals as letters on a screen; usually has a keyboard
visual display unit: VDU
visual field: The area or extent of space visible to an eye in a given position of gaze The central visual field is directly in front and the target at which we are looking The peripheral visual field is that which we perceive in our "side vision" The fields of each eye partly overlap
visual field: The entire area which can be seen without shifting the gaze It is a measure of the peripheral vision There are different instruments to determine the visual field in the eye clinic
visual field: The space or range within which objects are visible to the immobile eyes at a given time. Also called field of vision
visual field: the area or extent of space visible to an eye in a given position of gaze
visual field: The location of objects or points in space that can be perceived when the head and eyes are kept stationary
visual field: The total visual array acting on the eye when it is directed toward a fixation point
visual field: the entire area that can be seen when the eye is directed straight ahead, including both central and peripheral vision
visual field: Area of vision the eye can see while its attention is directed straight ahead
visual field: A measurement of the vision level in all portions of the field of vision
visual field: The normal field of vision is about 140 degrees for each eye (monocular vision) and about 180 degrees for both eyes (binocular vision) Coloboma can reduce the field of vision
visual field: That part of the world around an individual can see while looking straight ahead Normally, the visual field is determined more precisely by checking each eye individually to test for blind spots Such blind spots could signify glaucoma-related damage to the retina or optic nerve
visual field: all of the points of the physical environment that can be perceived by a stable eye at a given moment
visual field: Extent of space visible to an eye as it looks (fixates) straight ahead Measured in degrees away from fixation See Free Eye Tests
visual field: The area of vision to the side when one is looking straight ahead Defects in the sensitivity of the peripheral vision can be helpful in diagnosing many types of visual and general health conditions
visual field: The entire area that can be seen when the eye is forward, including peripheral vision
visual field: The entire area that can be seen when the eye is looking straight ahead, including peripheral side vision
visual field: field of vision; the entire expanse of space visible at a given instant without moving the eyes
visual field: The entire area that can be seen by the eye, including front and side, or peripheral, vision
visual flight: {i} control of an airplane using the view from the plane as the main reference point
visual hallucination: illusory visual perception
visual image: visual percept: a percept that arises from the eyes; an image in the visual system
visual image: a mental image that is similar to a visual perception
visual impairment: impairment of the sense of sight
visual inspection: (Ticaret) Human inspection of items or processes for color, scratches or other parameters that does not involve the use of equipment
visual inspection: (v) The process of evaluating a design visually Visual analysis is often used by industrial designers and marketing professionals to assess the consumer’s aesthetic reaction to a design This analysis can also be used by engineers to perform a quick confirmation of geometry
visual inspection: examination that is carried out by eye
visual inspection: A walk-through type of inspection of the work area to detect incomplete work, damage or inadequate clean up of a worksite
visual inspection: A home inspector’s primary means by which to observe and identifying the readily accessible components of a home
visual means: methods that can be seen, visible things
visual memory: ability to remember details and events in the form of pictures
visual observation: observation made by the naked eye, observation done without visual aids or other equipment
visual pathway: system of the sense of sight
visual percept: a percept that arises from the eyes; an image in the visual system
visual perception: {i} perception using the eyes; (Medicine) capability of the eyes and brain to use visual stimuli to create a full picture of the visual world
visual perception: perception by means of the eyes
visual property: an attribute of vision
visual purple: a red photopigment in the retinal rods of vertebrates; dissociates into retinene by light
visual range: range in which the sense of sight is effective
visual range: distance at which a given standard object can be seen with the unaided eye
visual sensation: perception of visible stimuli; experience resulting from the perception of visual stimuli; sight
visual signal: a signal that involves visual communication
visual space: the visual perception of space
visual system: the sensory system for vision
visual-field defect: Blind spot (scotoma) or area in the normal field of vision. It may be persistent or temporary and shifting, as in a migraine aura. The field may narrow, as in glaucoma. The normally small blind spot corresponding to the point where the optic nerve enters the eye can enlarge if fluid accumulates at that point (papilledema). Methanol or quinine poisoning, diseases of the nerve sheaths, deficiency diseases, and atherosclerosis can also cause blind spots. Tumours pressing on the optic nerves in different locations can cause loss of different halves or quarters of the visual field of each eye. See also macular degeneration
peak visual: an image most likely to be recalled long after viewing an ad and is therefore most likely to contribute to a brand’s long-term image
peak visual: the image most recalled by the audience in each crescendo of moment-by-moment pictures, as seen in flow of attention research results
There was a cluster of images of a little girl that many people remembered seeing in the commercial, but the one of her laughing was the peak visual.
Bandai Visual Co., Ltd.: {i} Japanese company established in 1983 headquartered in Tokyo (Japan), manufacturer and seller (and distributor) of visual programs and software packages ((DVD, video cassettes, etc.), provider of a variety of visual content services
Beyond Visual Range: outside of the area that can be seen, outside of the field of vision
audio visual: combines sound and vision, involving both hearing and sight, concerning multimedia, multi-dimensional
audio visual communication: communication using devices which involve both hearing and seeing (videos, slides, etc.)
audio-visual: Audio-visual equipment and materials involve both recorded sound and pictures
audio-visual: Information in any form other than words printed on paper Examples include films, slides, audiotapes, compact discs, videocassettes, and computer software
audio-visual: Non-book materials such as phonograph records, cassettes, compact discs and videotapes
audio-visual: Material that is not in paper format Also known as AV eg videos, microfilm, cassettes, CDs
audio-visual: Learning aids using hearing and/or sight, including videotapes, audio cassettes, slides, etc
audio-visual aids: devices that are used to make a lecture more interesting and understandable (such as graphs, pictures, movies, etc.)
audio-visual spectacle: event involving both auditory and visual effects
visually: with respect to vision; "visually distorted
visually: by means of vision, in a visual manner
visually: By means of sight
visually: with respect to vision; "visually distorted"
visuals: {i} visual aids, materials such as slides or graphs which visually illustrate an idea