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Airlines of S Australia flights (tourism) and visual (iou)


Airlines of S Australia flights (tourism)


All available flights operated by Airlines of S Australia. Flights starting with the two letter code RT.





visual (iou)



visual adjective & noun. LME.
[Late Latin visualis, from Latin visus sight: see -AL1.]
A. adjective.
Coming, proceeding, or directed from the eye or sight. obsolete exc. in visual line, visual ray below (in which it is now understood in sense 2). LME.
Of, pertaining to, or connected with the faculty of sight or the process of vision. Cf. OPTIC adjective 1. L15.
P. Quillin Poor visual adaptation to the dark. Guardian New technology can remove..barriers for people with visual handicaps.
That is by Nature perceivable to the eye; able to be seen; visible. L15.
G. Gordon A photograph album which provides visual comment on these..difficult times. Omnibus Characters performing a repertoire of visual slapstick.
(Of knowledge) attained or obtained by sight; (of an action) performed by the eye; (of an impression etc.) received through the sense of sight; based on something seen. M17.
Skin Diver The overwhelming visual impression was of color, of..swarming life. Guardian There was no effective visual monitoring of crowd density.
Of or pertaining to vision in relation to the object of sight; optical. E18.
Of the Nature of a mental vision; produced or occurring as a mental image. E19.
I. Murdoch He had a clear visual image of himself driving..into a ditch.
Special collocations: visual acuity sharpness of vision, esp. as measured or expressed in terms of a definite scale. visual agnosia Medicine a loss of ability to recognize objects by sight. visual aid an item of illustrative matter, as a Film, model, etc., designed to supplement or aid the assimilation of written or spoken information. visual angle the angle formed at the eye by the extremities of an object viewed. visual axis the straight line from the eye to the object or point of vision; the line of sight. visual binary Astronomy a binary star of which the components are sufficiently far apart to be resolved by an optical telescope. visual cortex Physiology the part of the cerebral cortex that receives and processes sensory nerve impulses from the eyes. visual display: see DISPLAY noun 2b. visual display unit a device for displaying on a screen data stored in a computer, usu. incorporating a keyboard for manipulating the data. visual field field of vision. visual line = visual axis above. visual point (now rare) the position from which an object is viewed. visual purple = RHODOPSIN. visual range (chiefly Aeronautics) the distance within which an object can be observed or identified visually. visual ray a light ray proceeding directly between the eye and an object viewed (orig. conceived as originating in the eye, now as passing from the object to the eye).
b. noun.
A visual ray. rare. E18.
A visile person. rare. L19.
A visual image or display, a picture; spec. the visual element of a Film or Television broadcast. Usu. in pl. M20.
Empire Menzies..gave the Film its carefully stylized visuals. Green Magazine The best talks will be spectacular with experiments and visuals.
visualist noun a visile person; a visualizer: L19.
visually adverb LME.