visualizing

For example, in visualizing Asimov's Foundation series, one is forced to imagine what might happen if our own civilization is multiplied by a few billion, so that quirks and peculiarities of our society are propelled thousands of years into the future, across billions of star systems.

INTERVIEW: Dr. Michio Kaku 2008

Studying surface chemistry is a painstaking process, requiring intricate preparation of samples and great precision in visualizing the reactive species that are undergoing chemical reactions in regions just a few atoms deep.

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2007 - Speed Read 2007

How effective is art in visualizing a mood if the reader is unfamiliar with the piece?

Archive 2006-07-01 ____Maggie 2006

How effective is art in visualizing a mood if the reader is unfamiliar with the piece?

The Mermaid Chair (notes) ____Maggie 2006

Indeed, this was evident from her expression, and she had heard everything right enough, for she then -- and ever after -- rapped her replies without "visualizing" -- and I mentally returned thanks to Karl

Lola or, The Thought and Speech of Animals Henny Kindermann

They say that visualizing is not enough … that you’ve got to “act on it.”

Movie Serenity | SciFi, Fantasy & Horror Collectibles 2009

(Graph paper isn’t necessary, but the pre-ruled lines help greatly in visualizing the problem.)

A Disclaimer for Behe? 2009

I agree that a distribution of someone’s connectedness would be quite neat to show; another thing we have a great interest in modeling and visualizing is the time dimension, between how long after you are first “infected” by BillMonk that you start to use it, and the rate at which that happens.

BillMonk Spreads Like a Happy Virus « Notes from the BillMonk 2006

It also serves as a fitting container for the various tantra practices for achieving enlightenment, such as visualizing the chakras and channels of the subtle body.

4 Buddha-Figures 2009

Its promise is that you can have anything you want simply by "visualizing" it or, as Osteen puts it, "believing for it" -- a doctrine derided by some Christian critics as "name it and claim it."

Barbara Ehrenreich: Pastors Go Postal 2008