Sentence examples for granular segments from inspiring English sources
This data was decomposed into more granular segments called trips as described in preceding sections.
Understanding your target audience in granular segments and customizing your ad's positioning, messaging and placement for each segment is a core part of data-driven marketing.
Second, the more granular segments for the files also means that when a document is being accessed, read and edited, it behaves in a much faster way than your typical, possibly more choppy version being accessed from the cloud.
The method most related to our work, granular synthesis, uses small segments of an original signal, and some statistical model to synthesize the texture using those segments.
Compass Labs says that the startup differentiates itself from other social advertising options because it has created technology to identify audience segments in granular manner.
The initial gate segment consisted of granular iron, for the reductive dechlorination of the higher chlorinated ethenes.
As can be seen from such plots, Syp-GFP puncta are distributed along the entire ascending segment: within the granular layer, the PC layer and the molecular layer.
Reporting API can filter and segment data on a highly granular level to help understand users' purchase behavior and tweak settings accordingly.
In addition, in the molecular (distal region) and granular layers (proximal region), the ascending dendritic segment might have distinct molecular compositions and functional properties, implying that localized "polarity" exists.
A quick jump into settings allows users to view their musical fingerprint broken down into 100 distinct mood segments, and some of them are terribly granular — as it turns out, most of my music falls into the "energetic anxious" category, with "sensitive/exploring" and "heavy brooding" tracks.
The endothelial cells were swollen and some of the loops showed a subendothelial expansion by fluffy granular material, cellular elements and new basement membrane formation, resulting in segments of double contours.
