Sentence examples for enhanced view of from inspiring English sources

These new methods have revealed an enhanced view of the transcriptional landscape and have yielded many biological insights.

The goggles could be used to watch films, which in the future are likely to be beamed wirelessly around the aircraft's cabin, eliminating the need for lots of bulky in-flight entertainment equipment.Video screens made from thin films could be used on the back of skinny seats and placed on cabin walls to provide an enhanced view of the outside and, eventually, as a replacement for windows.

Through cooperation, the industrial, federal, and academic members within the Consortium develop an enhanced view of how to achieve their objectives.

An enhanced view of the microstructures showing the position of nanoporous alumina and the micro-pillar mixer is clearly presented (bottom right).

The upper left curve is an enhanced view of the regions of graph between 0 and 6,000 nm, demonstrating that both the blank and microcapsule curves have similar slopes.

Patients were also categorized according to whether an enhanced view of the cervical spine was obtained with visualization of more than one third of the lowest cervical vertebral body.

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When Amy Casey moved into a tiny penthouse there in 2004, she was told that it came with air rights attached; she envisioned someday expanding her 600-square-foot space, perhaps creating a duplex with enhanced views of Carnegie Hall.

In the first place they will provide enhanced viewing of morphology, such as multiplanar reformations, thin- or thick-slab maximum intensity projections, volume rendering, fly through, etc.

And then it's surrounded by the blast pattern from the descent stage--those little blue fans right next to it (false colour blue)." This color-enhanced view of NASA's Curiosity rover on the surface of Mars was taken by the High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) on NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter as the satellite flew overhead.

The results give us a much-enhanced view of mutational patterns that are likely to contribute to the acquired IR resistance.