Sentence examples for implemented level design from inspiring English sources
Badly implemented level design can lead to frequent breaks in tension, and clumsy weapon physics reduce a number of fights to blind luck.
The state min_cost will take 76 cycles because as we discussed in the High level design, we implemented four 2-input comparator in our design so we need 76 cycles to get the minimum distance out of 304 distance.
The level design is well implemented too and remains exciting throughout; the player is never under the impression they're simply gunning their way to another room of targets.
Delivered as a playfully misremembered retelling of the first release, its pacing, personality, level design, audio and energy are superbly implemented.
These approaches had been implemented at various design levels with an aim of ensuring continued system functionality at low power and performance cost.
The parameters available from preliminary process optimization experiments at laboratory scale were implemented for designing bioreactor level (2.5 liter) experiment.
As the mortgage foreclosure crisis accelerated in the U.S. in the late 2000s, state-level policymakers implemented measures designed to protect consumers and stem the tide of foreclosures.
In the new NIH/NLM Insight Toolkit (ITK) v4 architecture, we implemented a level-set software design that is flexible to different numerical (continuous, discrete, and sparse) and grid representations (point, mesh, and image-based).
For most existing fusion methods, either in spatial domain or in a transform domain like wavelet, the activity level measurement is essentially implemented by designing local filters to extract high-frequency details, and the calculated clarity information of different source images are then compared using some elaborately designed rules to obtain a clarity/focus map.
A two level factorial design implemented by statistical software Design Expert® 6, determined the significant factors and any associated interactive effects amongst these factors.
