to visualize
- verb
- /ˈvɪʒuəˌlaɪz/
- Specialized
- The doctor used a special scanner to visualize the patient's internal organs in real-time.
- helps students visualize
- visualized stricture
- visualize data
The August edition of Reason Magazine visualizes our amazing, incredible, terrifying national debt.
- The August edition of Reason Magazine visualizes our amazing, incredible, terrifying national debt.
- And the best way of visualizing what's going on is essentially going in stepwise in extrusions.
Examples
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Once the data is selected, it is time to decide how to visualize it.
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PCA is often used to visualize data patterns and explore data variance.
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A word cloud is a fun way to visualize the key ideas in a primary source document.
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First, you must decide on a subject or technique and visualize what you wish to photograph.
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This simple example gives us a way to visualize convolution.
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When you're looking at architecture, try to visualize the buildings as a whole.
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I'm no historian, so I had to find a way to visualize how the history of ancient Egypt related to the events of the Bible.
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Encourage classmates to ask questions of the group presenting and help them visualize ways to refine their designs.
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From sketches and line drawings to painting and posters, illustrations help students visualize ideas and concepts.
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Immediately after ingestion, Viewshare enables users to visualize data using a drag-and-drop view-building workspace.
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Synonyms
To let others see or notice something
To show something so other people can see it
To explain something using pictures or examples
To show something in a picture or in words
To take a scan or picture of a body part to check for problems
Antonyms
How Clear
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Visualize comes from the part visual meaning 'related to seeing' and the ending -ize meaning 'make'. So to visualize something in this sense is to 'make it visible' to the eye, for example with images or scans that show things you could not see before.