Sentence examples for graphics operations from inspiring English sources

These days complex things refer to physics calculations and graphics operations.

After configuring the context table (CT) of the GE, the test benches will enable the GE to start 3D graphics operations.

The graphics required approximately 36,000 lines of computer code and more than 1,000 AR tracking markers to be placed within the set, according to ABC News Director of Graphics Operations Tamar Gargle and Creative Director Hal Aronow-THall.

Plan 9 represents the user interface on a terminal by means of three pseudo-files:, which can be read by a program to get notification of mouse movements and button clicks,, which can be read and written to perform textual input/output, and, writing to which enacts graphics operations (see bit blit).

For instance, the authors gather the time information of the geometry module (GM) operation to understand the effects of the complexity of the 3D graphics operation.

You never see the characters you make, aside from their portraits arranged in their marching order (melee combatants at the front, ranged combatants behind; you can have your rearguard attack at melee range with polearms if you find one), so the game doesn't have to bother with a lot of the more complex graphic operations it would need to manage otherwise; consequently it runs very well.

For an example query and the screencast showing the graphic operations involved in generating them, see the supplementary material at [ http://sites.google.com/site/aguiadocumentation/documentation/how-to-search].

As the pivotal base of 3D visualization and modeling, DTM should be characterized by high precision, less storage and well interactivity during graphic operation.

In October 1999, Dream Quest Images, a special effects studio previously purchased by The Walt Disney Company in April 1996 to replace Buena Vista Visual Effects, was merged with the computer-graphics operation of Walt Disney Feature Animation to form a division called The Secret Lab.

He invented BitBlt, the general-purpose graphical operation that underlies most bitmap graphics systems today, and also pop-up menus.

The GM is responsible for the transformation and lighting, culling, and clipping of 3D graphics geometry operations.