Sentence examples for helped visualization from inspiring English sources

Raman mapping technique helped visualization of lignin redistribution within specific tissues in selected portions of treated M. ×  giganteus.

Further image processing using multiplanar thick-slab sliding MIP or volume rendering techniques helps visualization of thin fistulas or leaks (such as in Fig. 1).

An orange/yellow colour was chosen for the whole grains to help visualization.

MDS is a procedure for mapping between high dimensional and low dimensional space and helps visualization of the relationships in a lower dimensional space.

In this paper, we first present a comprehensive survey of related work in program comprehension and software visualization, and follow it up with a detailed description of our research which uses program slicing for deriving program structure-based attributes and 3D-metaball-based rendering techniques to help visualization-based analysis of source code structure.

Students were also asked to view root cuttings, which helped in visualization of the cellular and physiological significance of cell-specific nutrient storage.

The rubber sheet analogy helps with visualization of space-time, but Einstein himself developed a complete quantitative theory that describes space-time through highly abstract mathematics.

Additional normals and colors help with visualization, although we are calculating the normals using UE4's calculation methods.

SEM and TEM are digital systems that can help in visualization and interpretation of morphology, size distribution and verification of the core shell nanocomposite.

Although MRI is not accurate in detecting ureteral calculi, some features may help the visualization of obstructing calculi: stones appear as signal voids overlying the high signal of urine within a dilated ureter [41].

The results show that the algorithm effectively helps the visualization of the cardiac ischemia/infarction region and has the potential to be applied to heart images of animals or humans, representing a versatile tool to assist advances in cardiomyopathology studies.