Sentence examples for interactive implementation of from inspiring English sources
This chapter presents an interactive implementation of the Fractal Flames algorithm, which is used to create intriguing images.
[which see] is an interactive implementation of Patterson's worms, where each time a worm has to turn in a way that it lacks a rule for, it stops and lets the user chooses a direction, which sets that rule for that worm.
This dataset was reduced to a non-redundant set by aligning it to the human genome and then clustered with our own interactive implementation of the ISODATA algorithm.
We also introduce an interactive implementation, which enables the generation of synergy maps for novel combination datasets, and allows for exploration of synergy under different spaces, metrics and datasets.
Figure 6 shows a simulation in which all of the characteristic modes of behavior of the model can be seen, by chance, at the same τ and f. (An interactive Java implementation of the simulation program, in which τ and f can be varied, can be found on our Web site at http://inka.mssm.edu/̃nata/simulations/ode.html).html
The following typical scenario exemplifies how various challenges may create interactive hurdles for implementation of properly qualified biomarkers.
We review pioneering neurophysiology and eye-tracking studies that have begun to address these issues; offer recommendations for the optimal design and implementation of interactive tasks, and discuss the broader implications of interactive approaches for social cognitive neuroscience.
In today's automated world, digital and playful art projects contribute to debates about the design and implementation of interactive, smart environments, including cities.
The article is dedicated to implementation of Interactive Educational Content using augmented reality and 3D visualization technologies in secondary education.
This paper discusses the implementation of interactive multimedia and concept map as the thematic information representation to enhance students' critical thinking and history reasoning.
Now, to be clear, I think this is the worst implementation of interactive function I've ever seen (especially since all of the "blog posts" (did they have blogs in the 1970s?) are password protected).
