Sentence examples for graphical experience from inspiring English sources
"It suggested that there's a dip mid-console lifecycle where the players who want the very best graphical experience will start to migrate to PC, because that's obviously where it's to be had.
But what do you know: They found out that those many, many cores creating the graphical experience could also be used for … Why don't you tell the story?
These new toys for developers will make for a richer and faster graphical experience, to be sure, but I'm not going to list them off for you.
Such a product could have pretty large impacts on, say, UMPCs, providing a richer graphical experience without increasing size or power consumption.
Nvidia started out making graphics chips, which is a semiconductor with many, many little cores on it to process a little bit of information and create a great graphical experience for games.
The idea of a managed environment for deep learning isn't necessarily new, With the Azure ML Studio, Microsoft offers a highly graphical experience for building ML models, too, after all.
The R package rcdk adds core cheminformatics functionality to R but is not focused on providing a rich graphical user experience with functionality for editing and visualizing chemical data in 2D and 3D.
For ease of graphical representation, both experience and importance scores were plotted as means with standard errors using bar charts for each educational level.
Using a supercomputer connected to an early version of the Internet, Grossman was one of the first people in the world to download the Mosaic browser and experience the graphical world of the Web.
"The Matrix" was the totality of interconnected computer systems; "cyberspace" was the subjective experience of graphical representations of data; and there is even talk of a "virus program", contemporaneous with the first coinage of the phrase "computer virus" by a researcher at the University of Southern California.
He compared the graphical depiction of childhood experience to Camara Laye's novel The African Child and viewed The Kampung Boy as the "finest and most sensitive evocation of a rural Malay childhood ever attempted in [Malaysia], in any creative medium".
