Sentence examples for condensing information from inspiring English sources

The possibility of condensing information about a very large network in a compact form enabled stoichiometric models to provide interesting insights in many different cases.

In most analyses, multivariate refers to condensing information on the imaging side, not the genetic side, although both methods and joint methods are emerging.

Information theorists' most urgent mission is to condense information into the most efficient shorthand, or codes.

Each network also condenses information on a specific topic, relevant to that industry through the use of content hubs, which are sponsored.

This condensed information is further divided into spatial, quantitative, and qualitative criteria and indicator categories.

The SEVIRI radiometer (Spinning Enhanced Visible and Infrared) on board MSG provides more condensed information and its frequency of observation changes from 30 to 15 min.

These indices condense information from the visible and near-infrared wavelengths, and facilitate lengthy time series analysis of forest landscape change using data from all Landsat sensors.

The largest structures catch the eyes of the observer first and therefore a single look at the diagram provides basic, condensed information about the content of the parent data set.

Due to advances in technology, it is feasible to have a tracking filter attached to the sensor, and transmit only the condensed information as a tradeoff between computation and communication requirements.

The invitation was written in Swedish and had no condensed information or links in other languages.

However, how to condense information provided by critical appraisal of methodological quality is an unresolved issue which requires further research.