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nonvisual (not comparable)

1. Not visual.
   • 2001, May 11, Andrew Lawler, “VISUALIZING SCIENCE: New Imaging Tools Put the Art Back Into Science”[1], Science, volume 292, number 5519, pages 1044-1047: 

     When I was a child, it was a very nonvisual universe, and people with a sense of the visual were not respected."

   • 2001, June 8, John J. McDonald et al., “Multisensory Integration and Crossmodal Attention Effects in the Human Brain”[2], Science, volume 292, number 5523: 

     Involuntary shifts of spatial attention caused by the appearance of nonvisual stimuli do seem to produce similar enhancements of neural responses to visual stimuli within visual cortex (19 , 20 ), but the details of how this occurs remain to be discovered.

   • 2002 March 29, Michael Marsh, “Chi Lives: the art of the Wobbly”, Chicago Reader:

     "An artist, whether visual or nonvisual, expresses that which is closest to him or her," he says.