Sentence examples for more efficient visualization from inspiring English sources

This issue makes it necessary that more efficient visualization tools need to be developed which are capable of handling, visualizing, processing and analyzing these large datasets.

This display was used because it avoids having a large central empty space at the catheter position, but it produces a transverse distortion of the image with increasing axial distance or depth but enables more efficient visualization than polar images.

An effective visualization module has to perform a problem-specific abstraction of the dataset, leading to a more compact and hence more efficient visual representation.

The burden to healthcare and the impact of disease to humans from luminal disorders of the gastrointestinal tract have driven the requirement for more efficient endoscopic visualization and instrumentation over the past decade.

Compared with non-immersive feedback (e.g., through a computer screen), the system provides more efficient feedback via immersive visualization through a first-person perspective, which helps to present and communicate ideas, and provide explicit decision support regarding future designs, by clearly indicating areas that require improvement in lighting quality.

GLay not only supplements existing clustering functions, but also provides structured and informative visualization for more efficient exploration and analysis of large biological networks.

As new technological advances and high-throughput techniques come to the forefront every few years, such networks can increase dramatically in size and complexity, and therefore more efficient algorithms for analysis and visualization are necessary.

To increase the performance of visualization tools further, more efficient handling and allocation of memory will be essential.

Further experiments distinguish different dispositional specializations: visualizers with a high spatial visualizing ability demonstrating a more efficient use of resources in the dorsal pathway, and those with a high object visualization and more efficient use of the ventral pathway (Kozhevnikov et al., 2010: 29).

This is the result of different groups focusing on the development of tools optimized to solve one particular visualization issue, which is probably a more efficient way of investing resources instead of engineering one single monolithic tool that has all possible visualization capabilities.

It is 3D visualization technology that paves the way for the development of virtual package, making it more convenient, efficient, visually plausible and scientifically more viable for the design and realization of virtual package.