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By reformatting the volume, it becomes much easier to visualise the position of one vertebral body in relation to the others.
en.wikipedia.org Smith stated that the scene was hard to visualise as it relied heavily on computer-generated images.
en.wikipedia.org The concept of a four-dimensional space is hard to visualise.
en.wikipedia.org It may be possible to visualise red blood cells directly under a microscope.
en.wikipedia.org Both of these types of lines can be used to visualise black holes, and the ways in which spacetime warps around them.
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