Sentence examples for graphical products from inspiring English sources

Conversely, in the case of graphical products like GPO, the demands that memory-intensive graphics files can place on underpowered computers make it appropriate for electronic publishers to divide the larger collective work into manageably sized subfiles.

Calligraphy with its variety presented in material used in application, with its liveliness and originality of arrangement has been a popular design element in many graphical products.

So under the hood go the keyboard nerds and stats geeks — and out comes an elegant it-just-works swipe-up-to-learn-more interface, and a short sequence of animated graphical product walk-throughs to hand-hold the user through the app adoption process.

This study investigates students' development in graphical summary products and ongoing summarization processes during a ten-week instructional intervention.

An interaction between these response variables for ratings of purchase likelihood suggested that congruence between graphical and product form (droplet shape) may be advantageous.

We develop in detail a graphical tensor product reduction scheme, first described by Antoine and Speiser, for the simple rank 2 Lie algebras so(5)="sp(2), su(3), and g(2).

Graphical abstract Sub-products originated in the sugar-beet mills can be used for liming forest acid soils; nevertheless, rate of dissolution is important for managing efficiency.

Therefore, the proposed methodology provides a property based platform to visualise the overall performance of the designed IL products with graphical tools.

As I've explained in The Product Management Triangle (A Graphical Model), the fundamental duties of product management are to recognize and fill critical areas of white space around your product and two resolve tension between conflicting inputs.

That would be expected, as the graphical simulation communicated the product size and price information in a more realistic manner.

Learning in Graphical Models is the product of a mutually exciting interaction between ideas, insights, and techniques drawn from the fields of statistics, computer science, and physics.