Sentence examples for live visualisation from inspiring English sources

OK maybe not quite so fast...) We're being pointed to a liveblog url on our mobiles...and...we're looking at a live visualisation of all the readers of this url (in this room) interacting with the page.

This allows the information to be sent out to my website instantly, where a live visualisation makes it available for the whole world to see which days I have put deodorant on, and for how many seconds (click on the "launch" button on the main page).

Recently, an iPhone app (AirView by Mobilemed Sàrl, Switzerland) that allows live visualisation of the intubation process with the Airtraq has been made freely available on the app store.

Through live visualisations of the data from the crowd, the performers get real insights about the audience's experience, giving them the opportunity to change tact to ensure an interactive performance.

A screenshot of Google Ideas and Arbor Networks' digital attack map – a live data visualisation that tracks DDoS's worldwide – showing no significant activity in Australia on Tuesday has been widely shared on Twitter.

The coverage includes live updates, Twitter visualisations and comments from across social media.

A recently developed collagen probe, based on a natural collagen binding protein (CNA35) conjugated to a fluorescent dye, showed to be much more specific to collagen than existing fluorescent techniques currently used for collagen visualisation in live tissues.

However, DAPI staining of live cells, which allows visualisation of their acidocalcisomes by revealing their polyphosphate content, showed that all cells expressing LdARL-1-GFP (Fig 9B-1), LdARL-1/T34N-GFP (Fig 9B-2) and LdARL-1/T51N-GFP (Fig 9B-3) contained polyphosphate/acidocalcisomes; this ruled out the possible absence of these organelles in the LdARL-1/T34N-GFP expressing cells.

However, the live reporter used allows visualisation of only PrE cells and changes in Pdgfra expression.

Reduced muscle and immobilisation models have also been developed in zebrafish, whose transparent embryos allow for easy visualisation and live imaging of development.

Imagine it through this analogy, if you want to be in Florida but currently live in California, then visualisation is exemplary of the gas you put in your car that will take you there.