Sentence examples for information animation from inspiring English sources

W. Wright, "Information Animation Applications in the Capital Markets," In Proceedings of IEEE Information Visualization '95, pages 19-25.

At the start of the session on women's economic opportunity, Leo Abruzzese, Editorial Director at The Economist for North America, narrated an incredibly powerful six-minute information animation on the state of the world's access to economic opportunity for women around the world, covering issues ranging from maternity leave, to violence against women, to property rights.

Note that the effect of aging could be either to provide a small wind (Supporting Information Animation 9) or to increase variability, as in Supporting Information Animation 8.

The endogenous and exogenous "winds" are depicted by colored arrows in Supporting Information Animation 7B.

Cells start in the naïve basin (Supporting Information Animation 5A, to populate all four differentiation states) or in the Th1 or Treg basins (Supporting Information Animation 5B and Fig. 1E).

Supporting Information Animation 7A is set up as in Supporting Information Animation 1, with the addition of a small "wind" pushing cells toward the Th1 state (cells turn green on arrival).

Supporting Information Animations 1 6 assumed that cells differentiate as independent units only under the influence of landscape, winds, and stochastic fluctuations.

Now and for the foreseeable future, all manner of information — scientific animation, humanistic data, economic graphs, aesthetic coding – is being conveyed in visual terms.

All told, there are 30 videos for Botanica, exploring things like plant roots, psychoactivity, and deforestation, amongst other topics, by way of grids, video footage, graphics, information, generative animation, and other visuals.

Recent evidence suggests that for highly transient information, instructional animations only provide a learning benefit compared to static presentations for object manipulation tasks.

Royal Canadian Cannabis is hoping to use augmented reality, where digital overlays are projected on to a smartphone screen, to help amplify the nondescript government packaging with pop-up information and animations.