Sentence examples for intended to visualize from inspiring English sources

The new version of the Unison web app, introduced this week, is intended to "visualize the physical spaces where people are working".

The basic intention here is not to see the monthly and seasonal VTEC variability in 1-h interval; it rather intended to visualize the overall pattern of the VTEC variations observed in each month and season.

This particular tool, PsicquicGraph, is a web component intended to visualize molecular interactions from PSICQUIC servers.

By doing this, I intend to visualize my feeling and sense of isolation and prejudice in the process expressing five political power holders in English history.

The prosecution also introduced evidence intended to help jurors visualize how Mr. Muhammad and Mr. Malvo might have used their 1990 Chevrolet Caprice as a sniper roost.

The activity was intended to help judges visualize DNA's structure and function, so they could better understand how mutations in the molecule lead to cancer and other diseases.

These maps are intended to help users visualize the chemical structures on metabolic maps and to get detailed information about metabolic processes.

In this study, by using our homemade NSOM/QD-based dual-color imaging system, we intend to directly visualize nanoscale nanospatial relationship between CD4 and CD25 of CD4+CD25high regulatory T cells, further detect whether the distribution and organization of CD25 on the surface of CD4+CD25high T cells are associated with its regulatory activity.

In the current study, we intend to directly visualize nanoscale nanospatial relationship between TCR/CD3 and GM1 before and after T-cells activation, moreover to detect whether GM1 clustering or TCR/CD3 nanodomains are required for PKC θ signaling cascades and T-cell activation.

The stories are intended to be fun to read, but there is a larger purpose: to encourage you to visualize the infrastructure your descendants deserve.

But, he said, "The Great Game" is intended to dramatize how the limited amount of information flowing from the region restricts the ability to visualize, and thus understand, what is happening there.