Sentence examples for graphically setting from inspiring English sources

With the Winter Olympics about a week away, you can see how Western magazine covers are graphically setting the mood -- as well as the table for more fomentation.

The Knowledge-to-Action Cycle graphically sets out the steps necessary in bridging the knowledge-to-action gap.

Observe graphically the results of setting up the priorset 'on the fly'.

From closer restrictions on sexually explicit writing came the success, in the mid-19th century, of the novelist George Thompson, who combined graphically violent scenes set in urban dystopias with coy peekaboo references to sex.

'Interface' allows the interface angle a parameter that defines the rotation of helices relative to the long axis of the coiled coil (Fig. 1f)—to be set graphically, easing parameter selection.

The interactive maps allow users to graphically select sets of genes for data retrieval and subsequent analyses.

GO assignments were graphically included in the cluster analysis by setting their column weight value to zero.

Walter Benjamin wrote of how he had "long, indeed for years, played with the idea of setting out the sphere of life — bios — graphically on a map".

He considers that game an exception and cited the PlayStation 3's forthcoming The Last of Us, a more graphically complex survival adventure set in a nearly photorealistic ruined United States, as an example that requires a powerful console.

Graphically bounding the production set for fixed input quantities, the PPF curve shows the maximum possible production level of one commodity for any given production level of the other, given the existing state of technology.

Once they have had a taste of gearhead games, with their labyrinthine layers of plot, setting and weaponry, it is tough to get them to work on graphically mundane products.