Sentence examples for make visualisation from inspiring English sources

These features thus make visualisation with high frequency ultrasound possible.

Certainly the excretion of FDG through the renal tract may make visualisation of the bladder difficult particularly in assessing primary disease.

Firstly, pregnant women often present with conditions that make visualisation of the veins difficult, such as leg oedema or a gravid uterus, and that interfere with the visualisation of the proximal veins.

So five or six years ago we developed a new system which allows you to make visualisations – pretty pictures".

So five or six years ago we developed a new system which allows you to make visualisations – pretty pictures". The simulation can now be run as an immersive first-person gameworld, or as a top-down SimCity-style view, where "you can literally drop policy on to the playing area".

Volume averaging artefacts are seen, since the background mean is increased making visualisation of small vessels difficult.

The main limitation of [18F]FLT in imaging upper abdominal tumours stems from high background activity in the liver due to glucuronidation of [18F]FLT by normal hepatocytes, making visualisation of gastric and gastro-oesophageal junction tumours challenging [9, 10].

However, a convex transducer has a lower frequency which makes visualisation of superficial structures difficult, and anatomical artefacts such as thyroid gland calcification can cause a false negative [14].

These propel the device through the GI tract and help to uniformly distend collapsed colon tissue making visualisation easier.

There are several methods for creating these map-like visualisations and user interfaces, but there is little understanding on how people perceive these non-geographical maps, and how to make the visualisation output more realistic.

"We thought we know the problem, what difference can we actually make?" Data visualisation is not limited to mind maps - the current vogue for infographics is another way to present information in a non-linear visual fashion.