Sentence examples for developments of our visualization from inspiring English sources

In this work, we present new developments of our visualization tool CheS-Mapper (Chemical Space Mapper) [13], specifically aimed towards visual validation.

The development of 3D visualization that performs an interactive simulation in the Virtual Environment (VE) has grown rapidly and practiced for landscape visualization.

This paper discusses the development of new Visualization Tool Kit (VTK) classes for the Boolean and local mesh control of triangulated solid models.

This paper describes the authors' effort in the development of a visualization and animation tool for teaching and learning these data structures.

This study adopts an experimental approach to test whether the game is effective in facilitating student's development of spatial visualization and mental rotation.

Based on the bench-scale impinging entrained-flow gasifier with coal water slurry (CWS) as the feedstock and the development of advanced visualization techniques, the in-situ atomization and flame characteristics of CWS were investigated.

TLS design with RA for teaching chemistry is the development of the visualization and use of information from 2D contexts (eg textbooks) to one of 3D (ie manipulation, interaction, perspective, complexity, integration etc).

Research has established that the construction of knowledge and the development of mathematical visualization achieved by students is encouraged by the interaction of different registers of representation, with the help of a technological medium, the computer in this case.

Using open-source software such as OpenSim and Blender, the VGC uses a visually stunning 3D environment to display the data sent to it, thru development of optimized visualization techniques.

Precisely, in those days the first steps were done in the development of data visualization.

Given how the nature of information is evolving, I see the development of data visualization skills as a huge advantage of today's accountants, and an absolute necessity for tomorrow's accountants.