Sentence examples for more dynamic representation from inspiring English sources
This prompted a discussion about the level of damage indicated by The Times's survey map, drawing questions like "How bad are the blue areas?" and "Is it just damage to buildings?" It was important for students to be able to analyze the map, interacting individually with a more dynamic representation of flooding.
Second, it incorporates various interactive features that facilitate a more dynamic representation of macroevolution than that which can be shown in a paper-based diagram.
There is a movement from a static representation used for information modeling to a more dynamic representation that is able to consider quite complicated workflow processes associated with primary care based and other forms of research.
Whether observers rely on a form-based template matching strategy [47], [48] or on more dynamic representations [51], [52], we suggest that form-from-motion perception might rely on processes that are at least partially distinct from global motion processing.
· Use these snapshots to obtain a more efficient dynamic representation (reduced order model) via the proper orthogonal decomposition approach.
Its reconstructions have gone through three stages: the elephantine quadrupedal horn-snouted reptile satisfied the Victorians, then a bipedal but still fundamentally reptilian animal using its tail to prop itself up dominated the early 20th century, but was slowly overturned during the 1960s by its current, more agile and dynamic representation, able to shift from two legs to all fours.
With one click, the founder says, you can take your contacts from static, probably out-of-date entities to something that's at least a little more dynamic, and maybe even a realtime representation of the people in your life.
In many ways, the video game industry is facing the same challenges in representation and diversity as Hollywood, yet games are far more dynamic and more intimate.
The current study revealed that during a more dynamic application, such as wheelchair rugby, the MDL still provided a reasonable representation of distances and mean speeds, whereby no significant systematic bias existed.
Kolarov is even more dynamic.
