Sentence examples for a transformed view from inspiring English sources
The authors reveal a transformed view of service, presenting an operating model built on tough choices organizations must make: (1) How do customers define "excellence" in your offering?
At the core of this vision is a transformed view of HESA too, as an integral data warehouse for the collection, processing and dissemination of HE statistics, and potentially for new sources of big data.
This is based on a measure of transcriptional influence, which was shown to provide a transformed view of the transcriptome in which classification algorithms are more robust (Nicolle et al., 2012).
First, because each view of an object was presented in isolation, a rat could not directly compare it to a similarly transformed view of the other object, as it typically happens in spatial two-alternative forced-choice tasks (see discussion in Section 3.3.1).
In other words, rat successful recognition of the transformed views of an object could not easily be ascribed to their similarity in a simulated lower-level (i.e., retinal or V1) representation.
Over a long and influential career in academia and public broadcasting, Le Goff transformed views of the middle ages from a dark and backward time to a period that laid the foundations for modern western civilisation.
One fossil discovery has transformed views of how we became human.
Rather, the animal had to implicitly compare this view to all other possible transformed views of the other object to succeed in the task.
The resulting pattern of average priming magnitudes (see bar plot in Fig. 8C) measured how similar the default and transformed views of the object prototypes were perceived by the rats.
TiVo, an American PVR pioneer, has earned itself a loyal fan base thanks to a word-of-mouth buzz about the machine's ability to transform viewing habits.
The homography, H, is a matrix transforming one view camera plane to another one as shown in Figure 11. Figure 11 Homography matrix H relating one view to another.
