Sentence examples for graphical visualisation from inspiring English sources

A prototypical tool integrated into a building information modelling software is described, enabling instantaneous energy and exergy calculations and the graphical visualisation of the resulting performance indices.

Secondly, it introduces a new graphical visualisation tool through a plot of temperature versus stream flowrate, termed as heat surplus diagram to guide water and energy reduction simultaneously.

This graphical visualisation shows the Pearson's correlation coefficients among each pair of variables (lower section), the density functions of each variable (diagonal) and the regression lines with their corresponding confidence intervals (upper section).

An economic and environmental impact profile of the products is introduced for a graphical visualisation of economic costs and values as well as deficits and surpluses in environmental impact savings.

This paper also shows that SePTA and SND can be a vital combination of numerical and graphical visualisation tools for targeting and design of complex HENs involving stream splitting, threshold problems and multiple pinches.

In this work, a novel graphical visualisation tool, i.e. Piper diagram is proposed to trace the changes of composition of the process streams, while establishing relationship that contributes to various strategies for process design.

ICM is used to bundle a large number of heterogeneous data types together as a single, small computer file (please refer to the 3D document overview article by Abagyan et al. in this Collection for more details) and provide high quality graphical visualisations of that data.

All statistical analyses and graphical visualisations have been conducted in PAST version 2.07 software package.

Concurrently, complementary graphical and visualisation tools for carbon dioxide targeting, design and planning based on Pinch Analysis have evolved in line with the developments of other Process Integration tools.

Beyond simplifying this task for developers wishing to get started in graphical network visualisation and analysis, by being built from open web-standard technologies this tool can be used to interoperate with existing and future applications in ways impossible for static image rendering tools.

The aim of the review is to provide researchers, industrial planners, policy-makers and energy managers awareness of the appropriate insight-based graphical, algebraic and visualisation Process Integration tools that are available for use for carbon dioxide emissions planning and reduction.