Sentence examples for comes to visualizing from inspiring English sources

When it comes to visualizing music, often the form the visuals take is quite abstract, with various shapes and patterns representing certain components of the song.

The combination of this visualization approach with a simple user interface and the strengths listed in Table  1 sets MEXPRESS apart from existing tools when it comes to visualizing and integrating the expression, DNA methylation and clinical TGCA data.

The closer you can come to visualizing the full details, the better your visualization skills will become during a dream.

She will then better replicate the model of justice we have all come to visualize: the blindfolded lady, scales in hand.

I believe that students then come to visualize and conceptualize protein folding as the process through which a one-dimensional protein sequence is transformed to a three-dimensional protein structure.

This mesmerizing video from them shows the current state-of-the-road when it comes to cars visualizing the immediate world around them.

OpenDataSoft can help you with the first steps when it comes to analyzing, processing, visualizing and sharing this data.

"Here's a community that has a lot of data sets and comes to Many Eyes to visualize it," Viegas says.

Mosfilm studios, where Tarkovsky had to work, could not come close to visualizing any of that, especially after his budget was severely cut just as he began shooting.

There were always Winter Olympic medalists coming from smaller or medium-sized mountains -- Diann Roffe comes to mind -- but whoever visualized that the United States Ski Team would beat the bushes of New Jersey's rural Sussex County for the next medal hopeful?

T1ρ the spin-lattice relaxation time in the rotating frame, has come to the forefront for visualizing water proton-PG interactions in articular cartilage.