Sentence examples for be able to visually from inspiring English sources
To be able to visually recognize that the flow is a black body radiator there must be at least some objects in the environment that can realistically reflect the emitted light.
By combining the familiar cross-tab format with the charts used in the reporting tool, we hope users will be able to visually compare question responses within as well as across datasets.
"It's our goal to be able to visually identify any image". Gundotra also showcased a forthcoming translation product which allows users to speak any phrase into a mobile phone and then translate it, almost instantly, into any one of a number of languages.
In the rare occasion where the patient's implantation records are unavailable, it is often useful to be able to visually identify if a device is MR-compatible.
While that platform won't be able to visually replicate the HoloLens effect, Malik feels the opportunity to share his narrative-driven work on smartphones, the largest AR platform currently out there, is too good to pass up.
We opted to keep h constant, as opposed to an adaptive kernel, to be able to visually compare residence probabilities from different ocean regions.
Using the visualization, we were able to visually confirm our initial hypothesis, namely off-trail ants tend to exhibit a directed motion, exiting the experimental arena in a direction that would have eventually led them back to the colony's foraging trail.
She points students to the visual images in order to ensure that they are able to visually identify the characters as seen in her confirmatory questions (messages 471 and 475).
We analyzed many editorial illustrations that accompanied articles in the Opinion section, and deconstructed how those illustrations were able to visually represent the premise of the article.
Thanks to the ongoing release of digital images from University Archives, we are able to visually relive great moments from Columbia's past.
Sight-impaired people who must have their computers read their e-mail out loud don't have the luxury of being able to visually separate e-mail from spam.
