Sentence examples for more effective exploration from inspiring English sources

The paper claims that a combined approach could lead to novel discovery tools that preserve user control, enable more effective exploration, and promote responsibility.

Finally, true interactivity of the CAD tools allows a more effective exploration of larger parts of the design space and can thereby result in an actual amplification of the creative process.

An even more effective exploration of this territory comes from British pianist Taz Modi; best known for his work in various jazz and funk ensembles, his solo debut Reclaimed Goods features a host of introspective instrumentals that are reminiscent, variously, of Ryuichi Sakamoto (Libra), Nils Frahm (Time to Practise, Crystalline) and Hauschka (Ethical Tourist).

Shneiderman (2002) claimed that integration of both data mining and information visualization to invent discovery tools could enable more effective exploration and promote responsibility.

A more effective exploration method is the generation of integrated resource models which promote the interpretation of geophysical data within the context of other geoscience information (Cumming 2009b).

Faster discovery of the new site in the 'informed' treatment was therefore not due to more effective exploration in all directions; rather, specific information on the position of the familiar nest allowed some individuals to head more quickly towards the nest.

It could be surmised that biological markers would be more suitable for identification of the profile of generalized osteoarthritis, while imaging markers would be more effective for exploration of local effects post-trauma.

Because of the size of the data sets, dense graphical representations are more effective for exploration than spreadsheets and charts.

The performance of HPSOGA is compared to pure GA in these basis function neural networks design problems, showing that the hybrid strategy is of more effective global exploration ability and to avoid premature convergence.

Seeing whether more advanced retrieval and clustering techniques will result in a more effective data exploration experience is an interesting direction for future work.

"With more effective collaboration, increased exploration activity and a commitment to maximising economic recovery, the overall value that the industry continues to generate for the wider economy can also be maximised.