Sentence examples for a simple visualisation from inspiring English sources

A simple visualisation tool maps the user's social graph so you can see who knows who.

Appstream, a simple visualisation tool to help iPad owners discover new apps via a matrix-style wall (perhaps inspired by Apple's own efforts at its World Wide Developer Conference), appears to be resonating with users.

Moreover, in this last case, it is possible to distinguish a reversible or an irreversible process by means of a simple visualisation of the E t or (dt/dE)–E curves.

This shade plot is a simple visualisation of the frequency matrix, where a white space for a species demonstrates that that species was never collected, while the depth of shading from grey to black is linearly proportional to its abundance (Clarke et al. 2014b).

An envelope defining the confidence interval and obtained from the maximum and minimum L(h) estimates of a large number of Monte Carlo simulations allows a simple visualisation of the range of scales where clusters are observed.

[UK] Timed perfectly to coincide with the Copenhagen Climate Summit, AlertMe has launched the Swingometer, a very simple visualisation tool that gives an overview of its customers' home energy use.

These findings point to a relatively simple visualisation to support colorectal cancer screening and surveillance decision-making.

The fragmentation methodology allows us to map subsets of the feature vector to atoms and bonds on the query providing a meaningful and simple visualisation of the elucidated interpretation.

We present a simple, new visualisation approach, based on the concept of delay maps, which highlights nonstationarities and related features.

This could be done in many different ways, from simple visualisation techniques in sociograms, like relating the size of the nodes to the total funding received by the actor, to more refined analysis, like defining weighted networks with weights related to budgets.

The space-time scan statistic was calculated on the imported and indigenous dengue fever cases to test whether the cases were distributed randomly over space and time and, if not, to locate space-time clusters and determine their statistical significance (inference which cannot be made from simple visualisation of the raw data).